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Ojos verdes, rojos malditos
Adrián and his lover meet at an old apartment downtown. The date takes a turn when he discovers neither of them scheduled it. A phone call then reveals they've been ambushed.
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Adrián and his lover meet at an old apartment downtown. The date takes a turn when he discovers neither of them scheduled it. A phone call then reveals they've been ambushed.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Pablo Vergara
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