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Full Moon Fever (2023)
A monster lurks in the heart of every man, but Hunter Dunne never wanted to become one. After a brutal attack in the woods, he becomes marked. The clock ticks down as Hunter tries to learn the cause, lest be consumed by the full moon.
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A monster lurks in the heart of every man, but Hunter Dunne never wanted to become one. After a brutal attack in the woods, he becomes marked. The clock ticks down as Hunter tries to learn the cause, lest be consumed by the full moon.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:David Lee Madison
In Theaters:10/26/2023
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:DLM Productions
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