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Crocodile Fangs
A giant crocodile is terrorizing Thai villagers. A group of adventurers set out by boat to track it down and kill it. The Korean cut is lost, however, every other export release/recut survives.
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A giant crocodile is terrorizing Thai villagers. A group of adventurers set out by boat to track it down and kill it. The Korean cut is lost, however, every other export release/recut survives.
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Genre:Action, Horror
Written By:Yeo Su-jung, Yu Yeol, Chali Iaimkrasin
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Spectacular Trading International, Hanjin Enterprises Company, Chaiyo Productions
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