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Severance Mountain (2024)
After a tragic loss two friends reunite for a camping trip to the Adirondacks, but when police discover a dead body on the mountain, they fear an unknown killer may be hunting unsuspecting tourists.
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After a tragic loss two friends reunite for a camping trip to the Adirondacks, but when police discover a dead body on the mountain, they fear an unknown killer may be hunting unsuspecting tourists.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Ethan D Henry, Melissa Hunt
In Theaters:9/13/2024
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Runtime:74 minutes
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Cast
Ethan D Henry
Director
Nicole Morgan
Sarah VanTassel
Jon Turner
The Man
Lydia Vaughan
Hanna / Teenager 1
Madison Acosta
Anna
Kim Scharff Snyder
Sergeant Jennifer Vine
Cade Guillory
Toby LaMere
Aaron Armstrong
Police Officer
Eddie Carl Randle
Chief Kevin Williams
John Mac Schnurr
Patrolman Sharlow
David House
Police Detective
George Snyder
Sarge's Husband
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