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Death Blow (2023)
After a poor real estate decision a family man, David finds himself in debt and can't find a way out. While checking on one of his rental properties he happens upon a bag containing a half a million dollars. Will David take the money and possibly put his family in serious danger or will he find another way out. Death Blow will lead you down a path with twist and turns but is it the path of the righteous or the path of evil?
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After a poor real estate decision a family man, David finds himself in debt and can't find a way out. While checking on one of his rental properties he happens upon a bag containing a half a million dollars. Will David take the money and possibly put his family in serious danger or will he find another way out. Death Blow will lead you down a path with twist and turns but is it the path of the righteous or the path of evil?
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Christopher Leto
In Theaters:1/23/2023
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Gatorblade Films, Reaper Films
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