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Death Dummy (2013)
Three friends set out to find a prime filming location for their wannabe horror film. Little do they know there is a tiny killer on the loose who likes to randomly kill people for no reason at all, he's DEATH DUMMY and he's hungry for blood.
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Three friends set out to find a prime filming location for their wannabe horror film. Little do they know there is a tiny killer on the loose who likes to randomly kill people for no reason at all, he's DEATH DUMMY and he's hungry for blood.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Comedy
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In Theaters:2/13/2013
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Runtime:20 minutes
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