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From The Furnace (2019)
Lance Gordon is seemingly the last good cop in town. Three villains, each with their own agendas, arise and threaten to tear the city apart. As the stakes grow higher, Lance looks to end the destruction once and for all.
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Lance Gordon is seemingly the last good cop in town. Three villains, each with their own agendas, arise and threaten to tear the city apart. As the stakes grow higher, Lance looks to end the destruction once and for all.
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