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Two detectives patrol around the neighborhood after a string of kidnappings. Young gun, Det. Morris confronts a suspicious house where he is greeted by a charming host. An uncanny feeling remains for what he discovers is more sinister than he thought and there isn't much time.
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Two detectives patrol around the neighborhood after a string of kidnappings. Young gun, Det. Morris confronts a suspicious house where he is greeted by a charming host. An uncanny feeling remains for what he discovers is more sinister than he thought and there isn't much time.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Michael Alexander Uccello, Shelly Abramovich
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Metal Monster Productions
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