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The Boonies (2021)
Aaron joins his brother’s group for a weekend hiking excursion into the Appalachian woods. They meet a husband and wife who report of some strange things happening… That night a clan of locals attack the campers setting in motion a terrifying trek for survival where the loser becomes dinner!
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Aaron joins his brother’s group for a weekend hiking excursion into the Appalachian woods. They meet a husband and wife who report of some strange things happening… That night a clan of locals attack the campers setting in motion a terrifying trek for survival where the loser becomes dinner!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Matt Schultz, Lance Parkin
In Theaters:3/12/2021
Box Office:$4,535
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Indican Pictures
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