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JOHNNY PORTER (2023)

20 years ago, Johnny Porter evaded police custody for a murder charge in Pensacola, Florida and started a new life for himself up in Boston. Now living as Calvin Forrest, Johnny has been able to maintain a low profile while becoming a prominent figure in the city's criminal underbelly. However, Johnny's lifestyle of crime finally catches up to him when his apartment is broken into and his wife is taken. Listed as a prime suspect, Johnny is forced to skip town, but not before saving his wife and getting revenge on whoever tried to ruin his life.
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20 years ago, Johnny Porter evaded police custody for a murder charge in Pensacola, Florida and started a new life for himself up in Boston. Now living as Calvin Forrest, Johnny has been able to maintain a low profile while becoming a prominent figure in the city's criminal underbelly. However, Johnny's lifestyle of crime finally catches up to him when his apartment is broken into and his wife is taken. Listed as a prime suspect, Johnny is forced to skip town, but not before saving his wife and getting revenge on whoever tried to ruin his life.

Rating:R
Genre:Crime, Mystery
Directed By:Brendan Allan
Written By:brendan allan
In Theaters:1/30/2023
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:99 Til Infinity Productions

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