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Slave Dolls: Red Rooms 

Fired from his prestigious hospital position for unethical medical practices 'Delta' a technologically-advanced notorious cybercriminal is pushed into the shadows and creates an underground empire centered around a series of dark web red rooms called "No Limit Torture" funded by anonymous patrons where he broadcasts live streams of gruesome and fetishistic tortures for a wealthy, sadistic audience. 'Ghoul', his enigmatic operator and partner-in-crime is the man behind the abduction and coercion of victims, operating in a small torture facility equipped with hidden cameras, encrypted networks, and medical equipment, luring his victims into a twisted world of dark fantasies and forbidden desire.
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Fired from his prestigious hospital position for unethical medical practices 'Delta' a technologically-advanced notorious cybercriminal is pushed into the shadows and creates an underground empire centered around a series of dark web red rooms called "No Limit Torture" funded by anonymous patrons where he broadcasts live streams of gruesome and fetishistic tortures for a wealthy, sadistic audience. 'Ghoul', his enigmatic operator and partner-in-crime is the man behind the abduction and coercion of victims, operating in a small torture facility equipped with hidden cameras, encrypted networks, and medical equipment, luring his victims into a twisted world of dark fantasies and forbidden desire.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:David Stojan
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:New Film Order

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