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Raptor Attack 

Jevan moves her family into her late mother's home, only to discover her mother, Iris, a genetic scientist, created a deadly raptor that's now on the loose. As the creature hunts them, Jevan and her family must fight to survive and find a way to stop the ultimate predator.
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Jevan moves her family into her late mother's home, only to discover her mother, Iris, a genetic scientist, created a deadly raptor that's now on the loose. As the creature hunts them, Jevan and her family must fight to survive and find a way to stop the ultimate predator.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:William Stead
Written By:Tom Jolliffe
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:ChampDog Films, ITN Studios

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