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Flakkus (2023)

A former intelligence operative turned rogue scientist develops a powerful and dangerous serum under the guise of a street drug. Bent on revenge and an insatiable urge to control the masses, he kidnaps unsuspecting victims in order to carry out his experimentation and ultimately, perfect his serum. The noxious concoction is finally showing promise with Subject 13, creating the perfect amalgamation of raw fury and a primal thirst for violence. The destruction of mankind has begun.
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A former intelligence operative turned rogue scientist develops a powerful and dangerous serum under the guise of a street drug. Bent on revenge and an insatiable urge to control the masses, he kidnaps unsuspecting victims in order to carry out his experimentation and ultimately, perfect his serum. The noxious concoction is finally showing promise with Subject 13, creating the perfect amalgamation of raw fury and a primal thirst for violence. The destruction of mankind has begun.

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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Directed By:J. Lee Vertz
Written By:Johnny Criscione
In Theaters:10/28/2023
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Runtime:7 minutes
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