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Creature from Cannibal Creek 

A group of cold-blooded cannibals keep people in cages until they're ready to be butchered. One of the captives escapes, but dies in the surrounding forest. Nature soon takes a hand, reviving the former captive and turning him into a marauding beast.
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A group of cold-blooded cannibals keep people in cages until they're ready to be butchered. One of the captives escapes, but dies in the surrounding forest. Nature soon takes a hand, reviving the former captive and turning him into a marauding beast.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:John Migliore
Written By:John Migliore
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Survival Zombie Films

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