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IMDB rating: 0.00 Plot: Inspired by true accounts and the craze that took place in the late 1970’s and early 80’s, follows in the footsteps of classic horror films from that generation. In 1980, ten year old twins Toby and Cindy Richards were abducted by a group of demented satanic cult members. Cindy managed to escape, but Toby was never found. Twenty-five years later, a group of six friends take a canoe trip to re-kindle their friendship, only to find themselves in trouble with crazy, small town locals and the same satanic cult that took Toby years ago. Can the friends make it out of the town of Thornwood alive and in one piece, or will the become victims of sacrifice. |
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Actors: Christopher D. Shane,Christopher Steve,Clark Dustin,Dougherty Elvis,Edwards Mark,Farster Bob,Fisher Don,Gradishar Ryan,Greene Larry,Handegan Bob,Jackson Thomas A.,Krueger Tim,Lamb Arnold,Lodewyck Tom,Marsh Jake,Horror,
Can anyone tell me the reason for this ?
If you go through the following words, you’ll find most of the words end with ‘tic’. The reason for this is not known. Can any one help me in this please ?
apologetic anorexic aesthetic automatic artistic authentic
atomic aerobic arithmetic arthritic analytic anaerobic
Atlantic archaic allergic apoplectic balsamic ballistic
bulimic basic bionic caustic charismatic classic
critic cannibalistic claustrophobic carcinogenic drastic
dramatic democratic dogmatic drastic demonic eccentric
electronic elastic energetic exotic empathetic electric
frantic fantastic geometric gastric genetic gigantic
holistic idiotic ironic italic lethargic lunatic
logic magnetic materialistic magic mystic neurotic
optimistic pneumatic public pathetic panic ritualistic
republic realistic satanic systematic specific tragic
tonic toxic ultrasonic volcanic zygotic
1. a suffix forming adjectives from other parts of speech, occurring originally in Greek and Latin loanwords (metallic; poetic; archaic; public) and, on this model, used as an adjective-forming suffix with the particular senses