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The Black Quarry (2023)
A black metal band travels to an abandoned quarry to film a music video as intense as their sound. Although the lead singer has his own sinister motivations in mind for shooting there, what lurks beneath the quarry proves to be more menacing than his twisted intentions.
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A black metal band travels to an abandoned quarry to film a music video as intense as their sound. Although the lead singer has his own sinister motivations in mind for shooting there, what lurks beneath the quarry proves to be more menacing than his twisted intentions.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Corey Trahan
In Theaters:1/8/2023
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:HorrorWeb Productions
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