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The Rest
Three couples meet at random at 'The Rest', a remote coastal holiday cottage which each believes they've booked for a weekend break. Initially hostile to each other's intrusion, they eventually decide to make the best of it in the large, rambling house. As the weekend unfolds and the weather closes in, drawing with it an escalating series of strange, unexplainable events, they soon find themselves trapped by a terrifying supernatural force.
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Three couples meet at random at 'The Rest', a remote coastal holiday cottage which each believes they've booked for a weekend break. Initially hostile to each other's intrusion, they eventually decide to make the best of it in the large, rambling house. As the weekend unfolds and the weather closes in, drawing with it an escalating series of strange, unexplainable events, they soon find themselves trapped by a terrifying supernatural force.
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Written By:John Langridge
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