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Faustian Bargain (2024)

Two friends, a drug dealer named Billy and a hitman named Freemon, plot to kill Billy's rival Wiz Bone. Will their plan go exactly as they wanted? Let's pray that it does because I highly doubt it.
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Two friends, a drug dealer named Billy and a hitman named Freemon, plot to kill Billy's rival Wiz Bone. Will their plan go exactly as they wanted? Let's pray that it does because I highly doubt it.

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Directed By:Jeremiah Wheatley
Written By:Jeremiah Wheatley
In Theaters:12/25/2024
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Runtime:9 minutes
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