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A Darker Place (2021)
Jacobs Richard, a soldier within the military, finds himself trapped in a world with a grotesque creature. Jacobs must decide if hunting this creature is worth risking his life to avenge his comrades slaughtered moments earlier or not.
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Jacobs Richard, a soldier within the military, finds himself trapped in a world with a grotesque creature. Jacobs must decide if hunting this creature is worth risking his life to avenge his comrades slaughtered moments earlier or not.
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