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Tommy is a guy who knows how to handle women, and when he goes on a blind date, he expects to get what he came for. But soon the evening takes a brutal turn, and Tommy must decide whether he is in a bad dream or paying the ultimate price for his past sins.
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Tommy is a guy who knows how to handle women, and when he goes on a blind date, he expects to get what he came for. But soon the evening takes a brutal turn, and Tommy must decide whether he is in a bad dream or paying the ultimate price for his past sins.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jack Hansen, Dennis Haladyn
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Cooporate Monday, Corny Group
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