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Bingo Hell (2021)
In the barrio of Oak Springs lives a strong and stubborn group of elderly friends who refuse to be gentrified. Their leader, Lupita, keeps them together as a community, a family. But little did they know, their beloved bingo hall is about to be sold to a much more powerful force than money itself.
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In the barrio of Oak Springs lives a strong and stubborn group of elderly friends who refuse to be gentrified. Their leader, Lupita, keeps them together as a community, a family. But little did they know, their beloved bingo hall is about to be sold to a much more powerful force than money itself.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Perry Blackshear, Shane McKenzie
In Theaters:10/1/2021
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Luchagore Productions, Blumhouse Television
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