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The Many F-cks: Review Of ‘Dead List’

High Octane Picture’s Dead List is about an actor named Cal, played by Dean Sullivan (Pithuahua) who discovers a magical book whereby writing the names of rival actors in it, curses them to die. He and his fellow actors/rivals, the ladies man Zander played by Director Matt Fowler (Dynasty Warriors 9, Legend of the demon cat, The Bride), big jerk Scott played by Nick Bandera, stoner surfer drug dealer Kush played by Rob Healy (Corey and Lucas for the win, Broken at Love), and broken hearted Jason played by Eric Pierce (My crazy Ex, 6 Ways to Die, The Eastsider), and recovering addict Bob played by Josh Eichenbaum (In the company of Strangers, The traveling Traveler, Detective Professor Chiklis MD) are competing for a role in an upcoming film that can make their careers. Along with his successful friend and fellow actor Trevor, played by Jan-David Soutar (YouTube Assassin, Banshee, The Guide), Cal writes the names of the other actors

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Apr 9, 2018
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Possessed Man Caught On Video In Brazilian Hospital

On February 27, 2017 a staff member of Miguel Couto Hospital in Rio de Janerio, Brazil recorded footage of hospital staff interacting with a man who had been shot in the face. The other part of the story, he is allegedly suffering demonic possession. According to the Brazilian newspaper Noticianob, the man was brought into the hospital after being shot in the face while high on drugs. But many are saying he was possessed, including the hospital staff. There is no word on exactly who shot him or why. In the footage you can hear staff in the background saying (in Portuguese), “You are not powerful! You are not powerful!” The man responds with “I am better than you. You are corrupted. I am working with Lucifer.” The staff used gurneys and chairs to keep the man at bay. If you believe in the supernatural, the video may lead you to believe that something otherworldly and powerful is at work.

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The Many F-cks: Review Of ‘Dead List’

High Octane Picture’s Dead List is about an actor named Cal, played by Dean Sullivan (Pithuahua) who discovers a magical book whereby writing the names of rival actors in it, curses them to die. He and his fellow actors/rivals, the ladies man Zander played by Director Matt Fowler (Dynasty Warriors 9, Legend of the demon cat, The Bride), big jerk Scott played by Nick Bandera, stoner surfer drug dealer Kush played by Rob Healy (Corey and Lucas for the win, Broken at Love), and broken hearted Jason played by Eric Pierce (My crazy Ex, 6 Ways to Die, The Eastsider), and recovering addict Bob played by Josh Eichenbaum (In the company of Strangers, The traveling Traveler, Detective Professor Chiklis MD) are competing for a role in an upcoming film that can make their careers. Along with his successful friend and fellow actor Trevor, played by Jan-David Soutar (YouTube Assassin, Banshee, The Guide), Cal writes the names of the other actors

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Apr 9, 2018
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Possessed Man Caught On Video In Brazilian Hospital

On February 27, 2017 a staff member of Miguel Couto Hospital in Rio de Janerio, Brazil recorded footage of hospital staff interacting with a man who had been shot in the face. The other part of the story, he is allegedly suffering demonic possession. According to the Brazilian newspaper Noticianob, the man was brought into the hospital after being shot in the face while high on drugs. But many are saying he was possessed, including the hospital staff. There is no word on exactly who shot him or why. In the footage you can hear staff in the background saying (in Portuguese), “You are not powerful! You are not powerful!” The man responds with “I am better than you. You are corrupted. I am working with Lucifer.” The staff used gurneys and chairs to keep the man at bay. If you believe in the supernatural, the video may lead you to believe that something otherworldly and powerful is at work.

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