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The Thinning (2016)
In a post-apocalyptic future where population control is dictated by a high-school aptitude test, two students discover the test is smoke and mirrors hiding a larger conspiracy.
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In a post-apocalyptic future where population control is dictated by a high-school aptitude test, two students discover the test is smoke and mirrors hiding a larger conspiracy.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Horror
Written By:Michael J. Gallagher, Steve Greene
In Theaters:10/12/2016
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Cinemand, Kids At Play, YouTube Originals, Legendary Pictures
Cast
Michael J. Gallagher
Director
Logan Paul
Blake Redding
Peyton List
Laina Michaels
Lia Marie Johnson
Ellie Harper
Calum Worthy
Kellan Woods
Ryan Whitney
Sarah Foster
Michael Traynor
Mason King
Stacey Dash
Kendra Birch
Matthew Glave
Governor Redding
Robert Gant
Vince Davi
Kiersten Warren
Barbara Michaels
Jana Gallagher
Ms. Cole
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