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Strawberry Spring (2012)
Strawberry Spring’s revolves around the murder of a girl on campus that happens during a false Spring, where there’s unseasonably warm weather during the fall season. A thick fog envelops the campus, obscuring the killer, and the movie questions the motives of what really happened that night and who the killer was during the subsequent murders.
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Strawberry Spring’s revolves around the murder of a girl on campus that happens during a false Spring, where there’s unseasonably warm weather during the fall season. A thick fog envelops the campus, obscuring the killer, and the movie questions the motives of what really happened that night and who the killer was during the subsequent murders.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Josh Hughes
In Theaters:5/1/2012
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Runtime:10 minutes
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