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The Missing (2019)

After his best friend Mikey goes missing, Karl goes on a search mission to find him in the supposed woodlands he was last seen in. During his search, things take an unexpected turn and Karl finds himself up against not only mother natures fury but a hidden secret that the woods harvest.
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After his best friend Mikey goes missing, Karl goes on a search mission to find him in the supposed woodlands he was last seen in. During his search, things take an unexpected turn and Karl finds himself up against not only mother natures fury but a hidden secret that the woods harvest.

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Genre:Adventure, Horror
Directed By:Ranjeet S. Marwa
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In Theaters:10/31/2019
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Rocket Sky High Pictures

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