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Death or Silence: Untold Truths (2020)
Joon Song aka “Reaper” deals with personal issues that overrun his life. This causes him to lose his way and renew his hunt for SILENCE! In Reaper’s wake of chaos are dozens of missing kids in this small suburban town. The kids affected also include previous DEATH or SILENCE characters Maximus and Colin Roman. How is Colin dealing with his traumatic past? How does Maximus deal with the familiar evil this time? DEATH or SILENCE: Untold Truths is the fourth and longest installment in the series. Can our characters triumph even after the Untold Truths become known?
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Joon Song aka “Reaper” deals with personal issues that overrun his life. This causes him to lose his way and renew his hunt for SILENCE! In Reaper’s wake of chaos are dozens of missing kids in this small suburban town. The kids affected also include previous DEATH or SILENCE characters Maximus and Colin Roman. How is Colin dealing with his traumatic past? How does Maximus deal with the familiar evil this time? DEATH or SILENCE: Untold Truths is the fourth and longest installment in the series. Can our characters triumph even after the Untold Truths become known?
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Written By:Maximus Cardillo
In Theaters:10/24/2020
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