Radioactive Flesh Eating Foliage (2015)
A chemical company in the mountains of western Maryland secretly dump their toxic waste causing the trees to crave human flesh! Things go from bad to worse when a professor and a group of students go looking for the reclusive Goat-Man!
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A chemical company in the mountains of western Maryland secretly dump their toxic waste causing the trees to crave human flesh! Things go from bad to worse when a professor and a group of students go looking for the reclusive Goat-Man!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Dusty W. Fleischman
In Theaters:10/31/2015
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Creepy Crawl Entertainment
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