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Deep Woods (2022)
The hunter becomes the game when a successful architect out grouse hunting wanders off the trail and is pursued into the treacherous wilderness by a ruthless drug cartel. He quickly discovers he's seen too much, knows too little -- and is in too deep.
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The hunter becomes the game when a successful architect out grouse hunting wanders off the trail and is pursued into the treacherous wilderness by a ruthless drug cartel. He quickly discovers he's seen too much, knows too little -- and is in too deep.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Steve Laughlin
In Theaters:12/20/2022
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Runtime:93 minutes
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