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The Mystery Continues
Whispers of cryptids and dodgy doorways haunt the slopes of Wraxton Peak, where legends of vanished people linger in the mountain air, and rumours speak of interdimensional breaches that have developed a rather unfortunate crack.
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Whispers of cryptids and dodgy doorways haunt the slopes of Wraxton Peak, where legends of vanished people linger in the mountain air, and rumours speak of interdimensional breaches that have developed a rather unfortunate crack.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Fantasy, Comedy
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Apparition Pictures
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Nathan Head
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Trent Walker
Jenny Haniver
Clint Beaver
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Rudy Ledbetter
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Jason Impey
Missing Person
Jane Buckle
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Nurse Quill
John Hunter Combo
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