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The Crimson Sunset 

Two city folk go on a trip to deserted villages around the country, laden with spirits, guns, and other ammunition. The trip is intended as an outing in nature, but quickly the journey turns into pure horror.
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Two city folk go on a trip to deserted villages around the country, laden with spirits, guns, and other ammunition. The trip is intended as an outing in nature, but quickly the journey turns into pure horror.

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Genre:Crime, Mystery, Horror, TV Movie
Directed By:Hrafn Gunnlaugsson
Written By:Hrafn Gunnlaugsson
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:RÚV

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