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Camp Smokey (2023)

A 14 year old boy is chased out of Camp Smokey by a group of crazed monsters that wipes out the entire camp within minutes. Never rescued, the boy grows up to be a man in the forest, and survives solely by hiding, running, and killing the demons that are trying to take over the planet, one careful, meticulous attack at a time.
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A 14 year old boy is chased out of Camp Smokey by a group of crazed monsters that wipes out the entire camp within minutes. Never rescued, the boy grows up to be a man in the forest, and survives solely by hiding, running, and killing the demons that are trying to take over the planet, one careful, meticulous attack at a time.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Vinnie Vineyard, Kandi Thompson
In Theaters:10/31/2023
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Studio:Big N Funky Productions

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