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The Ominous Project Universe Presents: Monsters Are Real (2020)

Landing a small deal with a popular television network, Stormy Frost and her film making team must film a proof of concept episode in hopes to land a multi-milllion dollar tv series deal. Eager to land the deal; they venture out into rural Georgia, where unexplainable disappearances have occurred, from what locals believe to be a large sized animal. Camping in the area in hopes to capture, on camera, the truth of what is responsible, they soon realize they made one of the most horrific and deadly discoveries in American History.
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Landing a small deal with a popular television network, Stormy Frost and her film making team must film a proof of concept episode in hopes to land a multi-milllion dollar tv series deal. Eager to land the deal; they venture out into rural Georgia, where unexplainable disappearances have occurred, from what locals believe to be a large sized animal. Camping in the area in hopes to capture, on camera, the truth of what is responsible, they soon realize they made one of the most horrific and deadly discoveries in American History.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Shreco Bakari
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In Theaters:10/24/2020
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Foreman Empire Productions

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