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Lake Evermore (2004)
A well to do couple assume the property left to them in a family will. The idyllic Lake Evermore and it's population of eager to please townsfolk begin to change as the Turner's inquire about the towns isolation from the outside world.
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A well to do couple assume the property left to them in a family will. The idyllic Lake Evermore and it's population of eager to please townsfolk begin to change as the Turner's inquire about the towns isolation from the outside world.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/10/2004
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