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Die Gest: Flesh Eater (2018)
A shocking horror anthology from demented minds. Take a trip into the world of cannibals, psycho killers and the deranged as we discover the heart of horror only this heart has been devoured by a hunger that no other meat will satisfy. Ten tales of truly terrifying terror! You will be shocked and sick to your stomach! This is a feast you won't be able to keep down but once you taste this meat you will be hooked for life! Are you prepared for Die Gest?
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A shocking horror anthology from demented minds. Take a trip into the world of cannibals, psycho killers and the deranged as we discover the heart of horror only this heart has been devoured by a hunger that no other meat will satisfy. Ten tales of truly terrifying terror! You will be shocked and sick to your stomach! This is a feast you won't be able to keep down but once you taste this meat you will be hooked for life! Are you prepared for Die Gest?
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In Theaters:7/1/2018
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:HB Films
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