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Camp Horror: Meatsuit Destiny (2024)
New Camp Horror camper Terry makes her way to the festival, and discovers what happened to the three missing campers from earlier that summer.
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New Camp Horror camper Terry makes her way to the festival, and discovers what happened to the three missing campers from earlier that summer.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Solveig
In Theaters:8/29/2024
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Cast
Solveig
Director
Kairi Lising
Exchange Camper Terry
David Miller
Exchange Camper Dorf
Sarah Hibbard
Exchange Camper Ginny
Lizzie Mills-Low
Exchange Camper Samantha
Thomas McClure
R.A.C.K. Guy
The Sack Lunch Slasher
Self
Amy Lee Smith
Lori
Jordan Demander
Fox
Grace Wolcott
The Roxy Theater Employee
Lizze Archer
The Roxy Theater Employee (Voiceover)
Bushmeat
Raccoon on Stage
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