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Atomic Ed
Ed is the favorite victim of the neighborhood gang. When one of the members of the band is found horribly mutilated, Ed has no choice but to become the one he has always dreamed of being.
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Ed is the favorite victim of the neighborhood gang. When one of the members of the band is found horribly mutilated, Ed has no choice but to become the one he has always dreamed of being.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Cyril Delouche
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Runtime:18 minutes
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