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Big/Bad/Wolf (2024)
In a far away future a man travels to a mystical virtual forest. Only to find himself in a very dark and sinister fairy tale. And unable to escape.
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In a far away future a man travels to a mystical virtual forest. Only to find himself in a very dark and sinister fairy tale. And unable to escape.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Martin Munthe
In Theaters:3/29/2024
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Shield Wall Entertainment
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