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Mourning the Bodies
It seemed like just another routine day of work in the fields, but out of nowhere emerges Bill Navalha—a cold, bloodthirsty psychopath whose sole aim is to kill and dismember his victims: unsuspecting, naive farmers. What motives drive the insane mind of a man to commit such acts of savagery and cruelty against his fellow human beings?
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It seemed like just another routine day of work in the fields, but out of nowhere emerges Bill Navalha—a cold, bloodthirsty psychopath whose sole aim is to kill and dismember his victims: unsuspecting, naive farmers. What motives drive the insane mind of a man to commit such acts of savagery and cruelty against his fellow human beings?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Boni Coveiro
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Conjuração Trash
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