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The All-Nighter
On the final night of summer at Camp Emberpine, a group of teens enters the legendary all-night treasure hunt they've spent years dreaming about — only to discover the game has become something far more dangerous than anyone imagined.
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On the final night of summer at Camp Emberpine, a group of teens enters the legendary all-night treasure hunt they've spent years dreaming about — only to discover the game has become something far more dangerous than anyone imagined.
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Genre:Adventure, Horror, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Kyle Anderson
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:BHCFilms, Casavia Productions, Waverly Road, Bad Little Thing
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