Havoc
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MatureOngoing6h 54m
Last published Fri, May 12, 2023
Fiction. That's all that it is. The movies make things seem impossible to escape, but in reality things like that could never happen. Right? That's why it's a movie. Pure entertainment. Zombies and monsters and viruses that can wipe out the world. Only fiction.
It's how I once thought too. Until October 5th. Now I know, we all know, with man in control, all fiction can easily become a frightening reality.
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