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Deadly Encounter (1997)

Pamela Sutch and Dakotah star ad two young women who end up at the wrong place at the wrong time and may just pay for it with their lives! On a lark, they decide to search what was supposed to be a deserted house. But they learn that curiosity did, indeed, kill the cat.
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Pamela Sutch and Dakotah star ad two young women who end up at the wrong place at the wrong time and may just pay for it with their lives! On a lark, they decide to search what was supposed to be a deserted house. But they learn that curiosity did, indeed, kill the cat.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Gary Whitson
Written By:David Cathey
In Theaters:7/18/1997
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Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:W.A.V.E. Productions

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