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Return to Blood Fart Lake (2012)
Many years have passed since the tragic events at Blood Fart Lake, where Jimmy dispatched a bunch of party going, cabin dwelling kids before he could be stopped by Ben Scrivens & his red neck pal, Leo Dechamp. Now Jimmy has returned, this time preying on a group of "Spirit Hunters" searching for the truth to his killings, & Ben must track down Leo before they're added to his list of victims!
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Many years have passed since the tragic events at Blood Fart Lake, where Jimmy dispatched a bunch of party going, cabin dwelling kids before he could be stopped by Ben Scrivens & his red neck pal, Leo Dechamp. Now Jimmy has returned, this time preying on a group of "Spirit Hunters" searching for the truth to his killings, & Ben must track down Leo before they're added to his list of victims!
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Chris Seaver
In Theaters:2/21/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Low Budget Pictures
Cast
Chris Seaver
Director
Jesse Ames
Gwen / Scrumpux
Andrew Baltes
Ben Scrivens
Billy Garberina
Jimmy / Mr. Creep / Hambone
Bobby Hartsfield
The Easter Witch
Meredith Host
Milly
Jason McCall
Moses Lofantane
Chris Seaver
Jock De Queaf
Trevor Smith
Pauly
Josh Suire
Leo / Caspian
Lauren VanDerof
Nadine
Whitney VanHorn
Angie Hartsfield
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