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Human Herd (2018)

Sacramento CA is a hotbed for human trafficking. What started as a normal day for Kelly turns into her worst unimaginable nightmare. Abducted by a ruthless gang of bikers and cartel she is sold and shipped off to a buyer far from her home who has an insatiable appetite for pretty young girls. Awakening in a kill room and discovering footage on a camcorder of the horrors that lie ahead of her, Kelly must escape or be led to slaughter like the rest of the Human Herd before her.
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Sacramento CA is a hotbed for human trafficking. What started as a normal day for Kelly turns into her worst unimaginable nightmare. Abducted by a ruthless gang of bikers and cartel she is sold and shipped off to a buyer far from her home who has an insatiable appetite for pretty young girls. Awakening in a kill room and discovering footage on a camcorder of the horrors that lie ahead of her, Kelly must escape or be led to slaughter like the rest of the Human Herd before her.

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Written By:Josh E. Williams, Chris Berge
In Theaters:11/30/2018
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Runtime:29 minutes
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