Gag

Year: 2006

Runtime: 78 mins

Language: English

Horror

Two professional thieves break into a lavish Hollywood Hills mansion seeking loot, only to discover a man bound, gagged and imprisoned within the estate. Their morally conflicted choices ignite a violent struggle for survival as they face a remorseless killer, while the opulent house seems to close in around them. Dying is easy; staying alive becomes torture.

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