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Death Junction (1995)
A small-time drug pusher is caught in the middle of a war between rival Jamaican drug lords, and is accused of stealing a major shipment.
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A small-time drug pusher is caught in the middle of a war between rival Jamaican drug lords, and is accused of stealing a major shipment.
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Written By:Phil Morrison
In Theaters:4/7/1995
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Runtime:89 minutes
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