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The Man That Killed Boogey
On the outskirts of a small Southern Virginia town, retired serial killer Ron Blair lives in a shed behind his friend Sammy's house. His daily routine of intoxicated odd jobs is interrupted by a supernatural reckoning from his former life.
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On the outskirts of a small Southern Virginia town, retired serial killer Ron Blair lives in a shed behind his friend Sammy's house. His daily routine of intoxicated odd jobs is interrupted by a supernatural reckoning from his former life.
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