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The Retreat (2005)
A group of college students travels to the cottage of their psychology professor Barren in an isolated island as a reward of their teamwork in the research of Barren. They expect to spend the weekend with lots of sex, but a serial-killer turns their party in a nightmare.
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A group of college students travels to the cottage of their psychology professor Barren in an isolated island as a reward of their teamwork in the research of Barren. They expect to spend the weekend with lots of sex, but a serial-killer turns their party in a nightmare.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Lance Kawas
In Theaters:10/28/2005
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Freetown Entertainment, Mainline Releasing, Charity Island Pictures
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