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Camp Kill (2009)
Camp Kill is a place far away from the day to day life of the big city. Come on out for a stay and enjoy the nice fresh air, old cabins, and the sound of birds flying above. And by the way, a killer also stalks Camp Kill. So watch your back too. This may be the last vacation you will ever have.
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Camp Kill is a place far away from the day to day life of the big city. Come on out for a stay and enjoy the nice fresh air, old cabins, and the sound of birds flying above. And by the way, a killer also stalks Camp Kill. So watch your back too. This may be the last vacation you will ever have.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Nate Hanley
In Theaters:1/1/2009
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Runtime:160 minutes
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