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10 days later
Two former colleagues, who died in mysterious circumstances linked to a biotech product, emerge from their graves after ten days. They are back, and they are pissed!
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Two former colleagues, who died in mysterious circumstances linked to a biotech product, emerge from their graves after ten days. They are back, and they are pissed!
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Written By:Stéphane Gagnon
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Macrotoute
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