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Eerie 

It's July 2016, a mild summers day. Two friends Jerry and Rig embark on a hike up a local mountain only to be tormented by a friend group of older guys. One being Jerry's brother, Tommy. Throughout the hike the hassle from Tommy's friends becomes worse and worse, until it is revealed that there is another presence among them. Jerry must put his ego aside and escape.
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It's July 2016, a mild summers day. Two friends Jerry and Rig embark on a hike up a local mountain only to be tormented by a friend group of older guys. One being Jerry's brother, Tommy. Throughout the hike the hassle from Tommy's friends becomes worse and worse, until it is revealed that there is another presence among them. Jerry must put his ego aside and escape.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:John Hughes
Written By:John Hughes
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:parkmore studios

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