
SMOSH FOUND DEAD(2012)
There's no escape.
Anthony and Ian mysteriously disappeared while shooting an episode of "Lunchtime w/ Smosh" for their second channel (http://youtube.com/IanH). Two weeks later this footage was found.

Movie: SMOSH FOUND DEAD
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