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St. Patrick's Day (2021)

A group of teenagers are picked off one by one by an axe-wielding maniac during a perfectly normal St. Patrick’s Day party. A love letter to the terrible B-Grade horror you’d find on the video store shelf from your local Mom & Pop Shop, St. Patrick’s Day is a giallo-coated gore-fest that’ll satisfy all your holiday-horror needs!
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A group of teenagers are picked off one by one by an axe-wielding maniac during a perfectly normal St. Patrick’s Day party. A love letter to the terrible B-Grade horror you’d find on the video store shelf from your local Mom & Pop Shop, St. Patrick’s Day is a giallo-coated gore-fest that’ll satisfy all your holiday-horror needs!

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Jared Campbell
Written By:Jared Campbell
In Theaters:3/12/2021
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Runtime:45 minutes
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