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The Caricature: Residuum
After brutally murdering his first victim, The Caricature sets out to hunt his next target—only to realize he's the one being hunted. As the tables turn, he's forced to confront the buried trauma of his childhood.
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After brutally murdering his first victim, The Caricature sets out to hunt his next target—only to realize he's the one being hunted. As the tables turn, he's forced to confront the buried trauma of his childhood.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Spencer J. Brown
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Digital Saint
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