213 Bones
In the Pacific Northwest of 1993, the sky is black, the night is wet, and the Grunge Monster stalks a college campus. To survive, an attractive group of students who know the anthropological secret of a body's 213 bones must uncover the history of the worst campus killer since Ted Bundy.
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In the Pacific Northwest of 1993, the sky is black, the night is wet, and the Grunge Monster stalks a college campus. To survive, an attractive group of students who know the anthropological secret of a body's 213 bones must uncover the history of the worst campus killer since Ted Bundy.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Jeffrey Primm, Dominic Arcelin
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:The Northwest Package
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