Ticking Clock (2011) Dual Audio Hindi ORG 720p 480p BluRay x264 ESubs

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Ticking Clock (2011) 720p 480p BluRay x264 ESubs
IMDb: 5.3/10 || Size: See below ▼ || Language: Hindi (ORG) + English (ORG)
Genres: Action, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Director: Ernie Barbarash
Writers: John Turman
Stars: Cuba Gooding Jr., Neal McDonough, Nicki Aycox, Austin Abrams
Lewis Hicks (Cuba Gooding Jr.) is a reporter and journalist specializing in writing about the crime of murder. Instead of writing his next story, Lewis becomes the story when his new girlfriend is sadistically murdered, and he is the only suspect. Lewis investigates the murder himself and finds the killer’s journal with his past victims and a death list of his future prey. Lewis believes that he is the only person who can stop the killer before time runs out for his next victim.

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