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Crowsnest (2012)
In late summer of 2011, five young friends on a road trip went missing after being attacked by nomadic cannibals in a huge RV. Video was recorded by the victims & recovered by police as evidence in their still-unsolved murders.
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In late summer of 2011, five young friends on a road trip went missing after being attacked by nomadic cannibals in a huge RV. Video was recorded by the victims & recovered by police as evidence in their still-unsolved murders.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:John Sheppard
In Theaters:9/7/2012
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Straight Jacket Films, Latitude Entertainment, Oriole Leaf Films, UBC Department of Theatre & Film, Brenton Spencer Films
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