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Under the pretense of an owl prowl, a grieving teenage birdwatcher and his two childhood friends search for a local ghost rumored to have reappeared, only to discover the real danger isn't the legend.
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Under the pretense of an owl prowl, a grieving teenage birdwatcher and his two childhood friends search for a local ghost rumored to have reappeared, only to discover the real danger isn't the legend.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:G. Gotham Smith
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Lead Pipe Productions, Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema
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