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Septic (2022)
A young couple who has been trying desperately to have a baby seek an alternative solution to their problem. Unable to afford regular surgery, they agree to have their unorthodox procedure steamed live, which includes the demise of an organ donor. Soon after their lives delve deep into the underground world of snuff films and red rooms.
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A young couple who has been trying desperately to have a baby seek an alternative solution to their problem. Unable to afford regular surgery, they agree to have their unorthodox procedure steamed live, which includes the demise of an organ donor. Soon after their lives delve deep into the underground world of snuff films and red rooms.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Brian Paulin
In Theaters:3/3/2022
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Morbid Vision Films
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