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The Runner (2022)
The Runner follows a strange woman as she travels to a small town where her violent compulsions are slowly revealed.
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The Runner follows a strange woman as she travels to a small town where her violent compulsions are slowly revealed.
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Genre:Horror, Music
Written By:Jae Matthews, Augustus Miller
In Theaters:1/21/2022
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Runtime:41 minutes
Studio:Nude Club, Shudder, Biology Productions
Cast
Jae Matthews, Augustus Miller
Director
Kris Esfandiari
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