Emerald Lagoon (2011)
When micro scientist Dr. Connors and his assistant, Libby Myers, are discovered missing from the small Everglades community of Emerald Lagoon, Libby's father becomes concerned and tries to find Roland, a local fishing guide, to search for her.
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When micro scientist Dr. Connors and his assistant, Libby Myers, are discovered missing from the small Everglades community of Emerald Lagoon, Libby's father becomes concerned and tries to find Roland, a local fishing guide, to search for her.
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Genre:Adventure, Horror
Written By:Bob Bragg, J. Stanford Anderson, Kameron Devine
In Theaters:10/11/2011
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Runtime:70 minutes
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