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Camp Utopia
A Manson-like cult leader disappears after freaking out and hacking up a bunch of his followers with a machete. Thirty something years later some kids come and camp out on the site of the killings. Of course, bad stuff happens.
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A Manson-like cult leader disappears after freaking out and hacking up a bunch of his followers with a machete. Thirty something years later some kids come and camp out on the site of the killings. Of course, bad stuff happens.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Robert Madero, Skippy McGriff
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Big Wood Entertainment, Texas Trouble Entertainment
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