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Monica and her friends go camping to a remote and unknown place to get away from their problems. Upon arrival, they find the tranquility they were looking for, but something calls Monica to enter the forest.
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Monica and her friends go camping to a remote and unknown place to get away from their problems. Upon arrival, they find the tranquility they were looking for, but something calls Monica to enter the forest.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Daniel Peña
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Studio:Un Cuarto Studios, UNIAT
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