Dark Harvest (1992)
A broken down van strands a group of college students in the middle of the desert. Forced to hike their way out, they unwittingly enter a sacred Indian burial ground...A place they should have left alone.
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A broken down van strands a group of college students in the middle of the desert. Forced to hike their way out, they unwittingly enter a sacred Indian burial ground...A place they should have left alone.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:James I. Nicholson
In Theaters:1/1/1992
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Runtime:89 minutes
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