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SATURDAY SHORT: X-MESS DETRITUS (2008)

Voltaire gives his audience a different perspective on Christmas in his short, “X-Mas Detritus.”  Like many of the shorts posted here, “Detritus” contains some frightening images. So, even though this short contains some great insight into the impact of this holiday season on our world, I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone who is very squeamish.

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By Cameron Jorgensen – December 19, 2009

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    Note 6.9/10. X-Mess Detritus is a Animation, Short, Fantasy, Horror Movie of 2008 made in USA. Director: VoltaireCast: Gerard Way…



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