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Death of the Ten Commandments
Several European underground directors turn the ancient rules of mankind inside out in this shocking and gore-soaked interpretation of God's laws for man from the Bible. The world is ending, and the 10 commandments are dying.
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Several European underground directors turn the ancient rules of mankind inside out in this shocking and gore-soaked interpretation of God's laws for man from the Bible. The world is ending, and the 10 commandments are dying.
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Demented Gore Production, Moonlight Legacy, ScarFord Produzioni, The Bloor Pictures
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