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Hunting Season (2000)

When two campers on a peaceful weekend excursion are suddenly confronted, harassed, and molested by a pack of heavily armed outdoorsman, a brutal series of events ensues. A struggle for survival and sanity drives the surviving victim into a bloody vendetta of rage. The hunters become the hunted in a malicious game of cat and mouse.
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When two campers on a peaceful weekend excursion are suddenly confronted, harassed, and molested by a pack of heavily armed outdoorsman, a brutal series of events ensues. A struggle for survival and sanity drives the surviving victim into a bloody vendetta of rage. The hunters become the hunted in a malicious game of cat and mouse.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Jeff Leroy
Written By:Ron Ford, Tim Sullivan, Sybil Cummings, Jeff Leroy
In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Brain Damage Films, SNJ Productions

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