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Walk Away (2020)

Walk away, if you can! What would you do if you had an endless vacation? Samantha and her friends are about to find out when they arrive at a cabin that won't let them leave. Every time they walk away, they appear back inside. What starts as a strange problem turns deadly as they learn the true meaning of a permanent vacation... How long can they stand living in a tiny cabin with each other?
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Walk away, if you can! What would you do if you had an endless vacation? Samantha and her friends are about to find out when they arrive at a cabin that won't let them leave. Every time they walk away, they appear back inside. What starts as a strange problem turns deadly as they learn the true meaning of a permanent vacation... How long can they stand living in a tiny cabin with each other?

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Matthew Nash, Jason Dean
In Theaters:2/1/2020
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:454 Productions, Inanimate

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