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A twisted story about a sadistic psychopath living his life according to his rules and understandings. He doesn't show any pity for society or man. He acts through the basic instincts of his animalistic nature.
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A twisted story about a sadistic psychopath living his life according to his rules and understandings. He doesn't show any pity for society or man. He acts through the basic instincts of his animalistic nature.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Christopher Marins, Mikael Holmström
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:New Land Pictures
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