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Hunnington Hills
Eric Sheppard, a young man goes to stay at a rural Bed and Breakfast with the goal of writing a review of the area. However, he becomes involved with darker forces after the Concierge sets ablaze a bonfire...to awaken a beast within the basement.
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Eric Sheppard, a young man goes to stay at a rural Bed and Breakfast with the goal of writing a review of the area. However, he becomes involved with darker forces after the Concierge sets ablaze a bonfire...to awaken a beast within the basement.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:George McKay, Reid Stasiak
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Runtime:9 minutes
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