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Dungeon of Evil
During a joy ride through a huge forest two friends, Larry (Ramon Kaltenbach) and Frank (Erik Dittmer) lost their orientation and the massive loss of gasoline results in a horror scenario. Right before the tank was completely empty the friends found a rotten hut in the middle of this enormous forest and decide to discover their chance to find some help inside the hut. But what they found was the pure horror.
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During a joy ride through a huge forest two friends, Larry (Ramon Kaltenbach) and Frank (Erik Dittmer) lost their orientation and the massive loss of gasoline results in a horror scenario. Right before the tank was completely empty the friends found a rotten hut in the middle of this enormous forest and decide to discover their chance to find some help inside the hut. But what they found was the pure horror.
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Genre:Action, Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Marc Rohnstock
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Infernal Films
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