Movie Review Of Wade Winston's Life

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This movie is about serial killer who want’s revenge from someone, because they took something important from his life. Wade Winston life was serial killer after he finish his mission he faint and was rush to the ER. The doctor told him he has terminal Cancer in his lungs and kidney, two thing he can't live without. He never knew this day would happen to him. He was think of plan to A to Z but can’t think. This movies for people who like action and blood.

This movies is not serious to take. Wade received a card to an address. He was at an abandoned warehouse and his head was in a bag. He saw people strapped to bed and villainous doctor’s, he was soon set onto a bed with the bag over his head. He started hearing voices outside of his bag,

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