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Resident Evil: Las Plagas
Six years after escaping Raccoon City, agent Leon S. Kennedy must rescue the President's kidnapped daughter from a remote Spanish village, where a fanatical cult and a new bio-organic horror force him to confront his past..
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Six years after escaping Raccoon City, agent Leon S. Kennedy must rescue the President's kidnapped daughter from a remote Spanish village, where a fanatical cult and a new bio-organic horror force him to confront his past..
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Genre:Horror, Action
Written By:Jay Johnson, Kian Jones, Adam Hall, Kharis Dunsby
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Runtime:40 minutes
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