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Thirst (2016)
A group of wayward teens at a wilderness boot camp must fight for their lives against the attacks of a ruthless blood-sucking alien. The attacks begin after they discover a strange "orb" in the middle of the desert. With no communication, and nowhere to hide, they realize their only chance for survival is to fight.
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A group of wayward teens at a wilderness boot camp must fight for their lives against the attacks of a ruthless blood-sucking alien. The attacks begin after they discover a strange "orb" in the middle of the desert. With no communication, and nowhere to hide, they realize their only chance for survival is to fight.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Elizabeth Hansen
In Theaters:8/2/2016
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Thirst Film, Cosmic Entertainment (II)
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