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Dark Shade Creek 4: Ten Years Later (2022)
A decade after the original terror began, a team of true-crime enthusiasts arrives at the creek to debunk the myth of the local butcher once and for all. They soon discover that some legends are better left buried, as a familiar face waits in the dark to prove that the blood in Dark Shade Creek never truly dries.
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A decade after the original terror began, a team of true-crime enthusiasts arrives at the creek to debunk the myth of the local butcher once and for all. They soon discover that some legends are better left buried, as a familiar face waits in the dark to prove that the blood in Dark Shade Creek never truly dries.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:David Mankey
In Theaters:9/13/2022
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Dark Shade Films
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