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Desert Shadows
After the death of their father, two brothers decide to travel to hunt and strengthen their bonds. However, they are surprised when they themselves see the prey of a deadly creature that roams the desert.
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After the death of their father, two brothers decide to travel to hunt and strengthen their bonds. However, they are surprised when they themselves see the prey of a deadly creature that roams the desert.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tyler Bourns
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Runtime:93 minutes
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Cast
Tyler Bourns
Director
Andy Toulouse
Donnie Roberts
Emily Sweet
Morgan
Richard Leacock
Detective Ray Jaggard
Mitch Pileggi
Professor Charles M. Ridley
Aaron Foster
Eric Roberts
Bill Farmer
Detective Jerry McElroy
Lee Braithwaite
Old Man
Maria Olsen
Linda Lockley
Julie Anne Prescott
Trashy Woman
Tonantzin Nordwall
Rachel
Sierra Tabak
Mary
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