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Traces of Gore
Violence and madness, sickness and gore, welcome to the disturbing and terrifying world of the long lost, recently restored shockumentary "Traces of Gore", full of real life accounts by real life insane and sick individuals, listen to their true horrifying and blood soaked stories and watch their true unspeakable evils captured on video. Can you handle the blood and horror that awaits?
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Violence and madness, sickness and gore, welcome to the disturbing and terrifying world of the long lost, recently restored shockumentary "Traces of Gore", full of real life accounts by real life insane and sick individuals, listen to their true horrifying and blood soaked stories and watch their true unspeakable evils captured on video. Can you handle the blood and horror that awaits?
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Genre:Documentary, Horror
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:Shan's Horror Films
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