Bad Meat 2011 BDRip XviD-VETO

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Bad Meat 2011 BDRip XviD-VETO
  • Release date: 26 Mar 2013
  • Release year: 2011
  • Runtime: 83 minutes
  • Country: Canada
  • Keywords: peeping tom, sadism, sadistic violence, rapist, cannibal, isolation, cannibalism, food poisoning, sodomy, strap on dildo
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Troubled teens at a reform camp face horror when a virus turns guards into cannibals.
Ordered to a delinquent camp by their exasperated parents, a group of wayward teens fall foul of a deadly virus that infects the guards and turns them into flesh-eating monsters! Gristle and gore are on the menu-as are the kids in this Brat Camp slaughterhouse massacre.

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