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The Scout (2022)
An independent film crew on a group location scout are attacked by a mysterious masked killer, who appears "hell-bent" on murdering them one by one.
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An independent film crew on a group location scout are attacked by a mysterious masked killer, who appears "hell-bent" on murdering them one by one.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Michael Kallio, Anthony Leone
In Theaters:3/14/2022
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Michael Kallio
Director
Anastasia Elfman
Patty Jane
Carl Crew
The 'Producer'
Lisa Cole
Amber
Brian Lally
Thomas
Eric Marq
Damon
Paul Tarantino
Newscaster
McKenzie Kelly
Taylor / Fake Shemp
Brianna Eylicio
Faith
Miranda Meadows
Leanna
Kenneth Guertin
Jeffrey Alan Meadows
Michael Kallio
Bernie the Productin Coordinator / Fake Shemp (voice)
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