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The Monster (2025)
One warm day in April, Edye Dunn decides to venture out into the forests of the canyon below RASOTA. She meets her fate at the cruel hands of the mysterious Monster who has haunted the canyon for centuries, taking the lives of innocent bypassers anytime he gets the chance.
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One warm day in April, Edye Dunn decides to venture out into the forests of the canyon below RASOTA. She meets her fate at the cruel hands of the mysterious Monster who has haunted the canyon for centuries, taking the lives of innocent bypassers anytime he gets the chance.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror
Written By:Cait Yoffie
In Theaters:4/8/2025
Box Office:$5
Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Bigfoot Entertainment
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