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Lost In The Woods (2022)

A group of lifelong friends venture into the woods together shortly become lost. After facing the mental struggles of realizing they are helplessly lost, they encounter a presence, and it is clear they are not welcome.
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A group of lifelong friends venture into the woods together shortly become lost. After facing the mental struggles of realizing they are helplessly lost, they encounter a presence, and it is clear they are not welcome.

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Samuel L Johnson
Written By:Samuel L Johnson
In Theaters:6/6/2022
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Black Axe Productions Group

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