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Bitten (2020)
Jake and Paul prepare for a weekend of fun, partying, and lots of alcohol. Instead, they find themselves in the midst of a biological weapon attack.
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Jake and Paul prepare for a weekend of fun, partying, and lots of alcohol. Instead, they find themselves in the midst of a biological weapon attack.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror
Written By:Ben Barajas, Alec Smith
In Theaters:2/29/2020
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Runtime:7 minutes
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