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A Man in the Woods with an Axe
You've seen this movie before. A group of young people venture into the woods on a wilderness cleanup mission, only to fall victim to a mysterious man with an axe. But you haven't seen this movie before, and unexpected twists completely change everything you think you know about slasher films.
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You've seen this movie before. A group of young people venture into the woods on a wilderness cleanup mission, only to fall victim to a mysterious man with an axe. But you haven't seen this movie before, and unexpected twists completely change everything you think you know about slasher films.
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Studio:Horror Dadz Productions, Echo Cell Productions
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