The Host (2002)
Genre : Comedy, Thriller
Runtime : 25M
Director : Nicholas Tomnay
Synopsis
John has escaped from prison. Warwick is preparing for a dinner party. They are about to share a memorable evening: a bit of wine, some dancing, and captivating conversation. A perfect night in this disturbing black comedy.
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