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Leeds Point (2008) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 26, 2008

Original Title:
Leeds Point

Genres:
Horror

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 85

Overview from TheMovieDB

After a mass disappearance and brutal killing at a local campsite, the residents of Leeds Point believe a mad man is on the loose. Unfortunately for Chase, many people believe that man to be him. Though his son is among the missing, Chase remains the main suspect in the case. However, Knox, a reporter, is the only one who believes Chase didn't do it. And although he has a few crazy theories of his own, Knox promises to help Chase find the real killer. But as time goes on, and more mysterious deaths occur, the truth behind the crimes just might be the one thing Chase refuses to believe in: The Jersey Devil. Something is lurking in the woods of Leeds Point; Something that will change Chase Jackson's life forever. Leeds Point is a feature length film about New Jersey's most prolific legend: The Jersey Devil. The story of the Devil has been passed on for generations, and has been in the back of everyone's mind who ever set foot in the Pine Barrens.

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Production

Director:
Santo Scardillo

Visual Effects:
Jeff Heimbuch
Justin Smith

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