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‘It Ends’ is horror as hangout
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Phinehas Yoon, Akira Jackson, Noah Toth in It Ends.
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Have you ever been on a road trip that feels like it goes on forever? Did things start feeling a little getting a bit existential? That’s the whole deal with the chewy new film It Ends. The horror-meets-psychological thriller follows four friends who just graduated college, as they turn onto a road through a dense forest and the road just keeps going. Directed by Alexander Ullom, It Ends is both chill and chilling, and a lot of fun to talk about.
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