'Monster High: The Movie' (2022)
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Brutal Jesus and the House of Wasted Youth
On a quiet suburban street there is a house occupied by a group of drug and alcohol fuelled teenage wasters who wreak havoc upon the local community on a daily basis, a mysterious figure has arrived at there door who intends to make them pay the ultimate price for their sins. Could this mysterious visitor be Christ himself? Punishing these young sinners with brutal acts of violence? Can anyone survive the wrath of Brutal Jesus!?
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On a quiet suburban street there is a house occupied by a group of drug and alcohol fuelled teenage wasters who wreak havoc upon the local community on a daily basis, a mysterious figure has arrived at there door who intends to make them pay the ultimate price for their sins. Could this mysterious visitor be Christ himself? Punishing these young sinners with brutal acts of violence? Can anyone survive the wrath of Brutal Jesus!?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Nick Box
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Crucial M20, Dead Good Films Like Productions
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