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Gore Store 2 

After the creators/masterminds of the company DARK DIMESIONS noticed that they had opened a lucrative business through their snuff and torture videos disguised as normal horror films, the murder really began. Even high politicians and influential mafios came back to their services of making people disappear. But chance wants it that among those who have been killed by them are the daughter of a mafia running boy and the son of a policeman and those affected do not want to leave this unpunished...
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After the creators/masterminds of the company DARK DIMESIONS noticed that they had opened a lucrative business through their snuff and torture videos disguised as normal horror films, the murder really began. Even high politicians and influential mafios came back to their services of making people disappear. But chance wants it that among those who have been killed by them are the daughter of a mafia running boy and the son of a policeman and those affected do not want to leave this unpunished...

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Dominik Lienhard
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:1999 DD Production

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