We Are Going to Sing 2 the Redshore City
Sing 2 the beat in this jukebox sequel featuring anthropomorphic animals with musical talent.
P.O.E.D. - A Little Drug Tale
Poed Cameron is a 23-year-old punk who is once again released from jail. Just on the loose, he wants to celebrate his release with his 3 friends Oz, Elijah and Dylan. First they get some money, beer and weed and get going. When the mood is almost at its peak, however, they run out of weed and so Poed sets off in his freshly stolen car to get supplies from his regular dealer BIG T. But when the latter takes him to another dealer, Poed is forced to leave. But when he sends him to another dealer, there is a serious accident and the situation begins to escalate.
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Poed Cameron is a 23-year-old punk who is once again released from jail. Just on the loose, he wants to celebrate his release with his 3 friends Oz, Elijah and Dylan. First they get some money, beer and weed and get going. When the mood is almost at its peak, however, they run out of weed and so Poed sets off in his freshly stolen car to get supplies from his regular dealer BIG T. But when the latter takes him to another dealer, Poed is forced to leave. But when he sends him to another dealer, there is a serious accident and the situation begins to escalate.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Michael Valentin
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Goreholio
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