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Short Film Review: Becoming Undead II (2013)

Posted on July 2, 2017February 23, 2020 by James Cullen

Short Film Review: Becoming Undead II (2013)

Ron Purtee’s short film ‘Becoming Undead II’ has been reviewed by James Cullen.

Posted in Flash Reviews, James Cullen, Latest Posts, Reviews, Short Film, Short Film Reviews Tagged becoming undead II, james cullen, krystle street, review, ron purtee, short film Leave a comment

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