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A homeless war-veteran with a chequered past must rely on a side of himself once thought buried when he and his companions are targeted by three vicious psychopaths wearing Santa suits on Christmas Day.
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A homeless war-veteran with a chequered past must rely on a side of himself once thought buried when he and his companions are targeted by three vicious psychopaths wearing Santa suits on Christmas Day.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Stuart W. Bedford, Giovanni Gentile, Stu Jopia
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Two-Headed Snake Entertainment
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