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The Campfire Killer (2020)
Three young teenagers try to relax by the fire when things take a turn for the worst. They are lured into the woods, and find an abandoned house where the unknown awaits.
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Three young teenagers try to relax by the fire when things take a turn for the worst. They are lured into the woods, and find an abandoned house where the unknown awaits.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kellan Harris
In Theaters:11/22/2020
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