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Basement Dwellers
Tied to a chair within a basement, Courtney is confronted with Sid - the local serial killer, also known as; “The Mutton Murderer.” With tools at the ready to perform Sid’s signature mutilation, Courtney’s fate rests on the balance of the next 10 pivotal minutes.
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Tied to a chair within a basement, Courtney is confronted with Sid - the local serial killer, also known as; “The Mutton Murderer.” With tools at the ready to perform Sid’s signature mutilation, Courtney’s fate rests on the balance of the next 10 pivotal minutes.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ant Wright
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