Red Canyon [2008](A UKB-KvCD-BINGOWINGZ)

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Red Canyon [2008](A UKB-KvCD-BINGOWINGZ)
  • Release date: 26 Jul 2008
  • Release year: 2008
  • Runtime: 98 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: town, dog, sheriff, utah, badlands, tied to a bed, small town sheriff, return home, meth lab, marijuana
  • Budget: $1,500,000
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In the isolated desert town of Caineville nothing and no one and nothing can be trusted, not even memories. Going home can be murder.
In Red Canyon, Regina and Devon return to their family home in the badlands of Utah to face the memory of a brutal attack - and put it behind them. But in coming home they awaken a killing rage in a town where everyone has ties that bind.

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Red Canyon [2008](A UKB-KvCD-BINGOWINGZ)

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