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Traction Park Massacre
A group of teens set out to the ruins of an abandoned amusement park that burned down fifteen years earlier. The incident is known to have killed two brothers who were trapped inside, but the brothers survived and now haunt the park.
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A group of teens set out to the ruins of an abandoned amusement park that burned down fifteen years earlier. The incident is known to have killed two brothers who were trapped inside, but the brothers survived and now haunt the park.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Douglas DiMonda, Adam Dubin
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Terror Twins
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