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Painkiller (2013)
When an experimental lethal-injection has the unexpected result of making an inmate immortal, the most vicious convicts steal it to take over the prison and the world.
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When an experimental lethal-injection has the unexpected result of making an inmate immortal, the most vicious convicts steal it to take over the prison and the world.
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Genre:Thriller, Action, Mystery
Written By:Berenika Maciejewicz, Jeff Solema, Armando Saldanamora
In Theaters:2/2/2013
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Cornerstone Features, Magic Elevator
Cast
Berenika Maciejewicz
Director
Mike Pfaff
Jake Walker
Elodie Hara
Dr. Helen West
Ron Pucillo
Ash Campbell
Ingrid Haubert
Dawn
Carey Davis
Grant Ripper
Dillaran Martin
Lee Gulager
Douglas Olsson
Charles Beaumont
John Kayton
Pharmaceutical Investor
Tim Taylor
Pharmaceutical Investor
Armin Nasseri
Prisoner (voice)
Rafael Kajatt
Prisoner (voice)
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