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The Bastard (2016)
Blue Dream, a dangerous new street drug, which causes its users to become homicidal maniacs, is sweeping the streets of Rotwood. Detective Savage is tasked with cleaning it up, however he has a deadly secret. Barry, an innocent man, crosses paths with the dirty, drugged-donut, detective, and now he's in for the fight of his life. These two men struggle for donuts, as the russian mob closes in, and a local drug dealer, Ranger Jim, slimes his way into the spot light. Do not miss the thrilling conclusion of, The Bastard.
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Blue Dream, a dangerous new street drug, which causes its users to become homicidal maniacs, is sweeping the streets of Rotwood. Detective Savage is tasked with cleaning it up, however he has a deadly secret. Barry, an innocent man, crosses paths with the dirty, drugged-donut, detective, and now he's in for the fight of his life. These two men struggle for donuts, as the russian mob closes in, and a local drug dealer, Ranger Jim, slimes his way into the spot light. Do not miss the thrilling conclusion of, The Bastard.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Garth Smiley
In Theaters:7/9/2016
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:PCP Films sp. z o.o.
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