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A small town is riddled with a series of murders targeting couples at make-out point. The police, the mob, and individuals of Union, Ontario take it upon themselves to try and stop their .44 killer before it's too late.
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A small town is riddled with a series of murders targeting couples at make-out point. The police, the mob, and individuals of Union, Ontario take it upon themselves to try and stop their .44 killer before it's too late.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Darryl Ayles
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Orange Hat Film Productions
Cast
Darryl Ayles
Director
Taylor Bogaert
Owen McDermid
Angelique LeBlanc
Samantha Harpe
David Parisian
Giovanni Emenzo
Lana King
Officer Vanessa Miller
Tad Brock
Officer Michael Kochigan
R. Wayne Anderson
Picnic Victim Male
Darryl Ayles
Thug #2/Marty
Tony Belan
Mr. Bronze
Morgan Bond
Picnic Victim Female
Josh Cabral
Tiffany's Bodyguard
Jacob Caliao
Thug #5
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