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Resident Evil: Red Falls (2013)

Time is ticking for Captain Elis as he interrogates a mysterious man with ties to an unnamed bioterrorist group holding a team of BSAA operatives hostage in an abandoned school. Foxtrot team is sent in to rescue the hostages through the zombie infested town of Red Falls, while the remaining members of the BSAA team plot an escape of their own.
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Time is ticking for Captain Elis as he interrogates a mysterious man with ties to an unnamed bioterrorist group holding a team of BSAA operatives hostage in an abandoned school. Foxtrot team is sent in to rescue the hostages through the zombie infested town of Red Falls, while the remaining members of the BSAA team plot an escape of their own.

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Action, Science Fiction
Directed By:Travis Hayward
Written By:Jordan Page
In Theaters:10/13/2013
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:Strike To Burn Productions

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