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Autumn, 1978. Two young lovers’ weekend getaway trip is interrupted by a group of playful backwoods locals who soon turn menacing and violent. In the ensuing fight for survival, the lovers are forced to release the bloodthirsty beasts within…
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Autumn, 1978. Two young lovers’ weekend getaway trip is interrupted by a group of playful backwoods locals who soon turn menacing and violent. In the ensuing fight for survival, the lovers are forced to release the bloodthirsty beasts within…
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