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Not Quite Dead...Yet

2005, English. Directed by Jack Packard & Jake Szymanski.

The most blood, per minute, per person, per scene, per limb, in American cinema history...ever

Jefferson Danielson is about to have the greatest day of his life. His parents are going out of town, his best friend is coming over and he's got a crush on the cutest girl in town. Only one thing could wreck this day... a killer.

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Released
1 January 2005
Written by
Jack Packard, Jake Szymanski

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Not Quite Dead...Yet (2005) was directed by Jack Packard and Jake Szymanski and stars Jack Packard.

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