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Bloody Crayons
A group of friends goes to an island for a short film project when they are attacked by a mysterious killer after playing a game of bloody crayons.
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A group of friends goes to an island for a short film project when they are attacked by a mysterious killer after playing a game of bloody crayons.
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Genre:Crime, Horror, Mystery, Thriller, Drama
Written By:John Paul Abellera, Rogelio Panahon Jr., Justine Reyes de Jesus, Carmel Josine Jacomille, Kenneth Dagatan
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Box Office:$25,193
Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Star Cinema – ABS-CBN Film Productions
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