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A journalist goes in search of the truth after a series of brutal deaths and disappearances lead back to an urban legend about a serial killing clown that has stalked the woods of Century Park for over a hundred years.
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A journalist goes in search of the truth after a series of brutal deaths and disappearances lead back to an urban legend about a serial killing clown that has stalked the woods of Century Park for over a hundred years.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Timothy Boyle
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Boiling Point Pictures
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