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Samurai Terror (2014)
A 600-year-old samurai warrior from Osaka, Japan has returned to the world of the living through an ancient curse. Now nothing can stop the huge zombie warrior from attempting to fulfill his ancient prophecy.
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A 600-year-old samurai warrior from Osaka, Japan has returned to the world of the living through an ancient curse. Now nothing can stop the huge zombie warrior from attempting to fulfill his ancient prophecy.
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Written By:Greg Parker
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