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After taking brutal revenge on the man who harmed his daughter, Peter finds himself hunted, and then face-to-face with a terrifying figure who claims to be the monster’s mother.
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After taking brutal revenge on the man who harmed his daughter, Peter finds himself hunted, and then face-to-face with a terrifying figure who claims to be the monster’s mother.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Brandon Saumer
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Runtime:6 minutes
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