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Secret of Bog Lake (2024)
College friends and family gather for a lakeside vacation, but find the locals' hospitality unsettling. Despite odd rules, they embrace activities until strange occurrences disrupt their getaway.
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College friends and family gather for a lakeside vacation, but find the locals' hospitality unsettling. Despite odd rules, they embrace activities until strange occurrences disrupt their getaway.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Steven R. Gustafson
In Theaters:5/1/2024
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Runtime:100 minutes
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