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Threshold 

Ruby agrees to spend a night with her volatile partner Michael and his friends in a remote, abandoned barn. What begins as a reckless, drug-fueled evening slowly unravels as the house seems to twist and feed on their toxic bond. Paranoia grows, reality fractures, and Ruby is forced to confront both Michael's control and the darkness that has consumed her life for years.
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Ruby agrees to spend a night with her volatile partner Michael and his friends in a remote, abandoned barn. What begins as a reckless, drug-fueled evening slowly unravels as the house seems to twist and feed on their toxic bond. Paranoia grows, reality fractures, and Ruby is forced to confront both Michael's control and the darkness that has consumed her life for years.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Ashley Dahl
Written By:Ashley Dahl
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Dahlhouse Entertainment

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