Hell’s Ground – Pakistani Horror Film

SF Signal have just posted the trailer for forthcoming Indian zombie film Zombie? – which you should check out! However we can’t link to it so instead, here’s the trailer for 2007′s Pakistani horror film Hell’s Ground – because you can never have enough of a good thing.

January 18, 2012 - Posted by lavietidhar | Uncategorized | horror, movies, pakistan

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