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Blood Mercury (2014)
A renegade federal agent confiscates a deadly chemical warfare virus and attempts to make it to a safe house where a scientist vows to destroy it. In the meantime, black ops agents are dispatched to hunt down the agent and retrieve the governments investment at all costs.
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A renegade federal agent confiscates a deadly chemical warfare virus and attempts to make it to a safe house where a scientist vows to destroy it. In the meantime, black ops agents are dispatched to hunt down the agent and retrieve the governments investment at all costs.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Len Kabasinski
In Theaters:10/17/2014
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:KillerWolf Films
Cast
Len Kabasinski
Director
Jawn Gross
Strickland
Brian Anthony
Agent Wilkins
Len Kabasinski
Agent Kennedy
James Scott Charles Howells
Miles
Hunter McKenrick
Cody (as Hunter Wieczorek)
Trish Shallenbarger
Teresa Wilding
Lisa Neeld
Agent Samson
Michael Weiss
Commander Johnson
Jessica Kabasinski
Agent Tobeck
Deborah Dutch
Nurse Amanda
Luc Bernier
Nurse Jeffries
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