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Incident at Blood Gorge (2005)

An Army investigator questions a soldier, the lone survivor of a massacre at a military base in the Himalayas. Is he a killer? Or is some supernatural force at work?
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An Army investigator questions a soldier, the lone survivor of a massacre at a military base in the Himalayas. Is he a killer? Or is some supernatural force at work?

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Susan B. Devine
Written By:Dave Ryan
In Theaters:7/31/2005
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Who Goes There?

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