A spring break vacation for a group of friends turns into the most psychotic vacation you could ever imagine. Five friends travel down to Panama City Beach for a spring break vacation, yet not knowing what was waiting for them down there. Everything seems great in the beginning but good things can always take a turn for the worst. Adam and his friends arrive in Panama City Beach however when the girl of his dreams gets kidnapped by a murderer and goes missing, it is up to him and his group of friends to help him look for her. As they search high and low, tempers start to rise and there is so much tension you could cut it with a knife. Do you think he will find Amanda safe and sound? Or will worrying and panicking get him no where?

A spring break vacation for a group of friends turns into the most psychotic vacation you could ever imagine. Five friends travel down to Panama City Beach for a spring break vacation, yet not knowing what was waiting for them down there. Everything seems great in the beginning but good things can always take a turn for the worst. Adam and his friends arrive in Panama City Beach however when the girl of his dreams gets kidnapped by a murderer and goes missing, it is up to him and his group of friends to help him look for her. As they search high and low, tempers start to rise and there is so much tension you could cut it with a knife. Do you think he will find Amanda safe and sound? Or will worrying and panicking get him no where?

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