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The Woodland Massacre
Two teen boys are brutally ambushed by a potato sack wearing maniac from within the woods. What was a casual dog walk turned into a fight for their lives as the maniac kills anyone who gets in his way.
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Two teen boys are brutally ambushed by a potato sack wearing maniac from within the woods. What was a casual dog walk turned into a fight for their lives as the maniac kills anyone who gets in his way.
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Written By:Luke Bates, Tate Allen
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