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In the Market
When David, Sarah, and Nicole stop at a gas station, they are robbed. Then they spend the night at a meat market but have no idea that the butcher slaughters humans for meat.
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When David, Sarah, and Nicole stop at a gas station, they are robbed. Then they spend the night at a meat market but have no idea that the butcher slaughters humans for meat.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Lorenzo Lombardi, Lorenzo Lombardi, N. Santi Amantini, Marco Martini, Eleonora Stagi
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Box Office:$68,871
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Whiterose Pictures
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