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A group of people go on a "serial killer" tour, visiting the sites where legendary deceased murderer Zacharias Cook slaughtered his victims, only to find the killer isn't dead and now has his sights set on them.
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A group of people go on a "serial killer" tour, visiting the sites where legendary deceased murderer Zacharias Cook slaughtered his victims, only to find the killer isn't dead and now has his sights set on them.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Brandon Rhiness
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Higher Universe Pictures
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