

Torture Theater(2022)
An integral part of White Gardenia history, "Torture Theater" is a seminal short film made up of an accumulation of previous White Gardenia works. It was originally presented on the horror release “Split”, together with Jack Mulvanerty’s "The Last Form Of Loving".
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