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Sharks of the Corn (2021)
Strange things are happening in Druid Hills, Kentucky, known mainly for its voluminous corn output. Victims of monsters in cornfields begin cropping up, and witnesses are saying there are large Great White sharks swimming in the corn stalks.
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Strange things are happening in Druid Hills, Kentucky, known mainly for its voluminous corn output. Victims of monsters in cornfields begin cropping up, and witnesses are saying there are large Great White sharks swimming in the corn stalks.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Tim Ritter
In Theaters:2/25/2021
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:SRS Cinema, Twisted Illusions
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