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Dog's Hell (2008)

Four people voluntarily spend 24 straight hours stocked with piles of drugs and gallons of alcohol. Passing the time through nonstop games of dominoes, the four slowly descend into a narcotic abyss, and their dark sides surface quickly. Eventually a series of hallucinations turns the experience into a nightmare for all involved.
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Four people voluntarily spend 24 straight hours stocked with piles of drugs and gallons of alcohol. Passing the time through nonstop games of dominoes, the four slowly descend into a narcotic abyss, and their dark sides surface quickly. Eventually a series of hallucinations turns the experience into a nightmare for all involved.

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Genre:Action, Drama, TV Movie
Directed By:Conrado Martinez
Written By:Gisel Amezcua
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:87 minutes
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