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Do Not Take Order
While delivering pizzas on an already chaotic evening, a chronic screw-up winds up getting trapped in the home of a cannibalistic serial killer, and must find the courage within him to save himself and the killer's latest victim.
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While delivering pizzas on an already chaotic evening, a chronic screw-up winds up getting trapped in the home of a cannibalistic serial killer, and must find the courage within him to save himself and the killer's latest victim.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jim Boemio, Connor Reveley
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