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The Creightonville Terror (2012)
17 year old Mari runs away from home after killing her father in self defense. On the road, she meets up with three college kids on a road trip, only to end up in the town of Creightonville - home of the murderous, Satanic family, the Cobbs. Will Mari and her new friends survive? Or be the next victims in The Creightonville Terror.
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17 year old Mari runs away from home after killing her father in self defense. On the road, she meets up with three college kids on a road trip, only to end up in the town of Creightonville - home of the murderous, Satanic family, the Cobbs. Will Mari and her new friends survive? Or be the next victims in The Creightonville Terror.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Matt Cloude
In Theaters:1/1/2012
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Red Army Films
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