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Sam has been locked in for 30 days inside this abandoned apartment. It paints a rather negative assessment of his past life. But outside, hostile creatures lurk. Who are these creatures and where do these strange putrid tasks that progressively invade the arm of Sam?
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Sam has been locked in for 30 days inside this abandoned apartment. It paints a rather negative assessment of his past life. But outside, hostile creatures lurk. Who are these creatures and where do these strange putrid tasks that progressively invade the arm of Sam?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Antoine Dole
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