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Mea Culpa (2008)
Four strangers wake up trapped in an abandoned warehouse and upon discovering a dead body among them, learn they are all linked to a sadistic man's final act of revenge.
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Four strangers wake up trapped in an abandoned warehouse and upon discovering a dead body among them, learn they are all linked to a sadistic man's final act of revenge.
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Written By:Jorge F. Rodriguez
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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