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Death by 1000 Cuts (2019)
After seeing a young woman kidnapped and taken to a house, a popular horror video blogger decides to go into the house, armed with only his camera, to see what he can find. Then the residents come home.
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After seeing a young woman kidnapped and taken to a house, a popular horror video blogger decides to go into the house, armed with only his camera, to see what he can find. Then the residents come home.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sam Salerno
In Theaters:8/13/2019
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Runtime:26 minutes
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