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The Beast of Riber Castle
Join aspiring Youtubers, John and 'Cameraman', as they investigate the local legend of 'The Beast of Riber Castle'... have the townsfolk of Matlock seen it? Do they believe in its hypnotic powers? And what's that coming over the hill, is it a... zombie?
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Join aspiring Youtubers, John and 'Cameraman', as they investigate the local legend of 'The Beast of Riber Castle'... have the townsfolk of Matlock seen it? Do they believe in its hypnotic powers? And what's that coming over the hill, is it a... zombie?
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:James CA Ledger
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Amberwell Pictures
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