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Deep River: The Island
Six friends fight for survival in a small Canadian town overrun by the undead. While trapped on a nearby island, they discover they are not exactly the people they once knew in high school.
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Six friends fight for survival in a small Canadian town overrun by the undead. While trapped on a nearby island, they discover they are not exactly the people they once knew in high school.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Action
Written By:George Stuckert
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Runtime:76 minutes
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