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As the world faces a deadly plague, humanity's hope for a cure lies with a scientist who awakens imprisoned in a metal chamber. She desperately works to escape her confined cell to save the last of humanity.
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As the world faces a deadly plague, humanity's hope for a cure lies with a scientist who awakens imprisoned in a metal chamber. She desperately works to escape her confined cell to save the last of humanity.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Darcy Spidle, Seth A Smith
In Theaters:8/5/2022
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Cut/Off/Tail Pictures, levelFILM
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