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Auto Shop of Horrors (2016)

A mentally disturbed car mechanic, with a deep fascination of Aztec culture, is convinced that if he consumes enough human eyeballs, he'll possess the ability to see in the future.
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A mentally disturbed car mechanic, with a deep fascination of Aztec culture, is convinced that if he consumes enough human eyeballs, he'll possess the ability to see in the future.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Glenn Berggoetz, Tim Gallagher
In Theaters:10/26/2016
Box Office:$4,300
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:GallaFilms, Driving With Our Eyes Shut

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