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Means to an End (2005)
When two horror-crazed effects artists are blacklisted for using REAL effects, they shoot and star in their own film. Bloodied and beaten, they find the one executive willing to distribute the movie. But there's one condition... They must find a climax that KILLS.
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When two horror-crazed effects artists are blacklisted for using REAL effects, they shoot and star in their own film. Bloodied and beaten, they find the one executive willing to distribute the movie. But there's one condition... They must find a climax that KILLS.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Jake Hamilton, Paul Solet
In Theaters:10/4/2005
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Option C Productions
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