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Apex Predators (2021)
The bodies of beach goers begin washing ashore during the grand opening of a new resort with dire results.
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The bodies of beach goers begin washing ashore during the grand opening of a new resort with dire results.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Dustin Ferguson
In Theaters:5/11/2021
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:SoCal Cinema Studios, Wild Eye Releasing
Cast
Dustin Ferguson
Director
Raymond Vinsik Williams
Kirk Williamson
Mia ScozzaFave
Rebecca Romaine
Brinke Stevens
Dr. Charlene Brinkman
Maria Olsen
Momma Maria
Alana Evans
Super Model
Thom Michael Mulligan
Dr. Juke Westwin
Vida Ghaffari
Dr. Elaine Ripley
Sheri Davis
Sheri
D.T. Carney
Gregory's Father
Scott Butler
Officer Burns
Mel Novak
Robert Clouse Williamson
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