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Capture the Flag (2007)
Timmy is new in town, but things are definitely going down hill after he is cut from the high school football team. When Trish comes into the picture, she introduces him to a whole new world of adventure, through her brother Nathan. They initiate Timmy into the underground 'Capture the Flag' club, and trouble begins to erupt - especially as the "flag" eventually becomes cars, stereos and even people!
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Timmy is new in town, but things are definitely going down hill after he is cut from the high school football team. When Trish comes into the picture, she introduces him to a whole new world of adventure, through her brother Nathan. They initiate Timmy into the underground 'Capture the Flag' club, and trouble begins to erupt - especially as the "flag" eventually becomes cars, stereos and even people!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Dévyan DuMon
In Theaters:8/28/2007
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Ballistic Entertainment
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