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Orville is a movie geek the people of Henderson push too far. He snaps and goes on a strip mall killing spree like no suburb has ever seen.
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Orville is a movie geek the people of Henderson push too far. He snaps and goes on a strip mall killing spree like no suburb has ever seen.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Ryan Hartman, Trevor Layne
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Runtime:104 minutes
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