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Shady Cove (2022)
A secretive man retreats to the woods for a dark purpose. The last thing he anticipated or wanted was to go viral when a young youtuber stumbles across his secret and broadcasts it to the world. Is this an act of war or an act of mercy?
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A secretive man retreats to the woods for a dark purpose. The last thing he anticipated or wanted was to go viral when a young youtuber stumbles across his secret and broadcasts it to the world. Is this an act of war or an act of mercy?
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Written By:Sarita Cronyn
In Theaters:4/2/2022
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