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Territory (2024)

Discovering a territory in the Sierra Nevada mountains that has been shut down since the 1950s because of mysterious disappearances, Loretta leaves to explore, her husband Randy goes in after her.
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Discovering a territory in the Sierra Nevada mountains that has been shut down since the 1950s because of mysterious disappearances, Loretta leaves to explore, her husband Randy goes in after her.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:John David Moffat IV
In Theaters:12/1/2024
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Subversion Films

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