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Camp Blood X: Animated (2023)
A new chapter — and a new level of terror! In this fully animated adventure, six college kids are heading out for a weekend in Florida. There is going to be a big party, a lot of sunshine and fun on the beach. It's a long drive, so a stop at Camp Blackwood will be a chance to get a good night's sleep... until the Clown shows up, and the blood starts flowing!
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A new chapter — and a new level of terror! In this fully animated adventure, six college kids are heading out for a weekend in Florida. There is going to be a big party, a lot of sunshine and fun on the beach. It's a long drive, so a stop at Camp Blackwood will be a chance to get a good night's sleep... until the Clown shows up, and the blood starts flowing!
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Genre:Horror, Animation
Written By:Keith Parker
In Theaters:12/12/2023
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Sterling Entertainment Company
Cast
Jason Peri
Director
Melissa Heflin
Heather (voice)
Rocky Flor
Mark (voice)
Jason Peri
Ross (voice)
John Ward
Dan (voice)
England Simpson
Kristy (voice)
Lien Mya Nguyen Oost
Kim (voice)
Amy Connerley
Becca (voice)
Vanessa Wright
Janie (voice)
Doug Waugh
Crazy Carl (voice)
Keith Parker
Sheriff Bobby Mitchell (voice)
Albie Robles
Clowns (voice)
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