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A Black Heart In White Hell (2015)
A woman takes her own life and awakens in a white room. What follows is a series of events that will tear her soul to shreds. A Black Heart In White Hell is filled to the brim with nudity, monsters, blood, and nightmare imagery.
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A woman takes her own life and awakens in a white room. What follows is a series of events that will tear her soul to shreds. A Black Heart In White Hell is filled to the brim with nudity, monsters, blood, and nightmare imagery.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Dustin Mills
In Theaters:7/7/2015
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Dustin Mills Productions
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