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Pig Face - Chapter Two 

Samantha Bombay and Jackson Cake live in a shared flat with Derek Stone. Unbeknownst to the couple, Derek is the notorious serial killer of Piggy Bank Road, the Pig-Headed Man. With Samantha revealing to Derek that she's thinking about becoming a vegan, time is running out before he strikes his next victim. Will the duo be able to discover Derek's secret before it's too late?
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Samantha Bombay and Jackson Cake live in a shared flat with Derek Stone. Unbeknownst to the couple, Derek is the notorious serial killer of Piggy Bank Road, the Pig-Headed Man. With Samantha revealing to Derek that she's thinking about becoming a vegan, time is running out before he strikes his next victim. Will the duo be able to discover Derek's secret before it's too late?

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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Action, Crime
Directed By:Daniel Walton
Written By:Dylan Thompson
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Dyl Bill Studios

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