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The Last Resort
At a beach resort, a housekeeper hides a deadly secret—she kills predatory men and keeps their wedding rings as trophies. When a charming guest witnesses her latest attack, she fears exposure, until she senses something darker behind his smile.
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At a beach resort, a housekeeper hides a deadly secret—she kills predatory men and keeps their wedding rings as trophies. When a charming guest witnesses her latest attack, she fears exposure, until she senses something darker behind his smile.
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Genre:Romance, Mystery, Thriller
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Mavx Productions
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