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October Moon 2: November Son (2008)
Two years after their loved ones were murdered in obsessive rage, the survivors are dragged into a horrific psychological breakdown - and blood soaked plan for revenge.
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Two years after their loved ones were murdered in obsessive rage, the survivors are dragged into a horrific psychological breakdown - and blood soaked plan for revenge.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jason Paul Collum
In Theaters:7/10/2008
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:B+BOY Productions
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