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Hell Trip
A group of young tourists arrive at an abandoned lodge in Africa that holds an ominous and deadly secret.
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A group of young tourists arrive at an abandoned lodge in Africa that holds an ominous and deadly secret.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Patrick Garcia, George Garcia
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:ACT Animation Films
Cast
Patrick Garcia
Director
Clayton Boyd
William Reese
Jay Anstey
Emily Larson
Jonathan Boynton-Lee
Adam Shaw
Stevel Marc
Bobby Nash
Ivan Nedeljkovic
Logan Turner
Ryan Flynn
James West
Michelle Van Der Nest
Mia Anderson
Jade Hubner
Sarah Anderson
Candice Weber
Evelyn Goldberg
Sidney Gilroy
Ethan Murdock
Graham Clarke
Laurence Sterling (Caretaker)
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