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The beautiful small town teacher Stella (Elizabeth Banks) received many cares from the local wealthy Grant (Michael Rooker) after her mother passed away. Despite her many dissatisfactions after marrying him, she still worked hard to become a A qualified wife. Once after the two had a quarrel, Grant ran away angrily and was invaded by a mysterious alien creature. When he returned home the next morning, his temperament changed drastically. At the same time, pet dogs in the town began to disappear mysteriously, and Brenda (Brenda James), a girl who had been drinking with Grant at the bar, also disappeared. After discovering Grant's rotten and mutated face, a horrified Stella turned to the town Sheriff Bill and the police officers (Nathan Fillion), but everyone was frightened and Grant escaped. Everyone decided to hunt Grant on a nearby farm, but they did not expect that this would lead to the spread of strange creatures and put the entire town in extreme danger. The film was nominated for the 2007 American Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Film Association Best Horror Film Award and won the Best Optimization...

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