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Sasqua (1975)
A bunch of hippies move into an abandoned farmhouse out in the woods in rural New England. Deputy Richard (Dick Bryan) is always hassling them and of course when the bloody Bigfoot murders start, the hippies are blamed. (cultreviews.com)
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A bunch of hippies move into an abandoned farmhouse out in the woods in rural New England. Deputy Richard (Dick Bryan) is always hassling them and of course when the bloody Bigfoot murders start, the hippies are blamed. (cultreviews.com)
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Channon Scot
In Theaters:1/1/1975
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Runtime:82 minutes
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