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Show No Mercy (2018)
Goodnatured arcade shop boy, Bobby is teleported into an arcade game called Show No Mercy and pitted against his surly boss, Frank in an all out grudge match.
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Goodnatured arcade shop boy, Bobby is teleported into an arcade game called Show No Mercy and pitted against his surly boss, Frank in an all out grudge match.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Scott Conditt, Jeremy Tremp
In Theaters:3/5/2018
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Runtime:8 minutes
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