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Return to Bloody Creek (2022)
The murders have begun again! A podcaster (Laura Giglio) is investigating the murders from 30 years ago. And new murders begin! Has the killer from 30 years ago returned? Or is someone else following in his footsteps? Can the police find and stop the killer? Or will they just become the killer’s latest victims? With a shock ending you won’t see coming!
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The murders have begun again! A podcaster (Laura Giglio) is investigating the murders from 30 years ago. And new murders begin! Has the killer from 30 years ago returned? Or is someone else following in his footsteps? Can the police find and stop the killer? Or will they just become the killer’s latest victims? With a shock ending you won’t see coming!
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/1/2022
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:W.A.V.E. Productions
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