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Something Unforgivable 

After beating a man to death for talking and chewing obnoxiously in a movie theater, Vic starts to see visions and is pushed deeper into his own psyche. Will he make it out unscathed or do his inner demons require a pound of flesh?
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After beating a man to death for talking and chewing obnoxiously in a movie theater, Vic starts to see visions and is pushed deeper into his own psyche. Will he make it out unscathed or do his inner demons require a pound of flesh?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:James Bowen
Written By:James Bowen
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Runtime:9 minutes
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