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One for the Road (2010)
A man stumbles into a bar, ranting to the owner and patron of his family being stranded in the snow. Only problem, is that he left his car near Salem’s Lot.
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A man stumbles into a bar, ranting to the owner and patron of his family being stranded in the snow. Only problem, is that he left his car near Salem’s Lot.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Michael Floyd, Caitlin Halliburton
In Theaters:10/3/2010
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Runtime:22 minutes
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