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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jun 18, 2018
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Action and Thriller
The world isn't perfect. There's always going to be something dangerous out there... You never know what happens in this world. Lola and her friends are out on a school trip when a sudden virus spreads. It reaches into peoples brains, making them violent, rabid packed animals. They don't just hunt in packs, they make traps. They think like us but they're different. They devour us.. We are there food... And there's no running, they are unexpected. They will hide in the shadows, hunting, listening, devouring.....
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All Lola wanted to do was have fun so when her best friends Logan and Zoe brought up the school trip to some dusty old house of course she was bored just thinking about it, but when she found out her hot teacher Mr.smith was going suddenly she liked the idea. She thought the trip would be boring but hey maybe she could get him alone. But what Lola didn't expect was to see her classmates get killed off one by one by some crazy person in a mask. The smart thing would have been to stay home and watch Netflix but hey Lola wasn't the brightest crayon in the box. She wanted danger so danger is what she got. Of course the danger she wanted was a bad boy with tattoos who smoked one to many cigarettes but the universe wasn't on her side. It's funny how lola's biggest fear was forgetting her Juul at home.

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