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Flash Trap (2014)
Static X (Kaydin Bannett) lives in the shadow of his failure. Once noble, brilliant, and heroic, X turned to evil when he was robbed of his academy training, failing to ascend to the illustrious Stud Squad. Now, he works on pain, punishment, and revenge. But Static X remembers. In his academy days, he was warned..."Damn you, Flash. You've interrupted me for the last time," the villain mutters, before setting into motion a series of coordinates that summon Flash (Jacob Gamble) to his lair of technology and torture.
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Static X (Kaydin Bannett) lives in the shadow of his failure. Once noble, brilliant, and heroic, X turned to evil when he was robbed of his academy training, failing to ascend to the illustrious Stud Squad. Now, he works on pain, punishment, and revenge. But Static X remembers. In his academy days, he was warned..."Damn you, Flash. You've interrupted me for the last time," the villain mutters, before setting into motion a series of coordinates that summon Flash (Jacob Gamble) to his lair of technology and torture.
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In Theaters:9/9/2014
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Hard Heroes
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