The Deed To Hell Trailer

The Deed To Hell Trailer (2008)

16 April 2008 Horror 77 mins

Sal shoots his robbery partner and embezzles from Brooklyn to Greece. The beautiful young Lynell looks to assassinate a homicidal celebrity in Rome. Her sugar-daddy, Vince, is married to Anna, a cruel materialistic "soccer mom". All four die violently, and meet up in Hell, where torture and slaughter await them.

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