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Used Mercs
Ex-mercenaries, who have seen and done horrible things, decide to retire and open up a used car lot. They sell a lemon to the wrong person, and find themselves reverting back to their old ways as mercenaries.
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Ex-mercenaries, who have seen and done horrible things, decide to retire and open up a used car lot. They sell a lemon to the wrong person, and find themselves reverting back to their old ways as mercenaries.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Thriller
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Written By:Rusty Nixon
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Studio:Ballistic Distribution, MacStar Media, Gelt Films
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