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The Fear of Darkness
The Fear of Darkness is the story about a group of anthropology students from Hewclift University who embark on a trip of a life time and find them self stranded in an abandoned forgotten town in the middle of no where the group slowly discover that the town that there stranded in isn't an ordinary town but holds a dark evil each student are in for a fight for there lives and fighting for there survival.
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The Fear of Darkness is the story about a group of anthropology students from Hewclift University who embark on a trip of a life time and find them self stranded in an abandoned forgotten town in the middle of no where the group slowly discover that the town that there stranded in isn't an ordinary town but holds a dark evil each student are in for a fight for there lives and fighting for there survival.
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Genre:Horror
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Written By:David Dino Wells Jr.
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Studio:Firecreek Entertainment
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