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Appalachian Trail (2022)
An experienced outdoors man gets a deal of a lifetime to document his expedition through the Appalachian trail but realizes he's not alone in the woods.
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An experienced outdoors man gets a deal of a lifetime to document his expedition through the Appalachian trail but realizes he's not alone in the woods.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Barry Owlson
In Theaters:4/26/2022
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