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in honor of President's Day tomorrow, I did a Kill Count on... President's Day, a real low-budget slasher from 2010. This link may change due to YT monetization stuff but at the very least you can watch and enjoy the episode now. Also, head's up, there's a disclaimer at the top of the video letting people know this takes place in a high school in case they don't want to watch that right now.

Thanks for your support, patrons! <3

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President's Day (2010) KILL COUNT

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Troy orr

Keep up the good work :)

Tyler Bergen

Great job as always James! Your sentiment definitely sums up the way things are in the country these days. It's really sad that things like this happen so often these days. When we were growing up the Columbine massacre was the most shocking event in history regarding children killed. In middle school hearing that it was unfathomable something like that could happen. It's sad how the country and world in general has become.

Tony Chacon

Great, as usual, James. Also, really liked the disclaimer at the front. It's a good thing that you keep your audience in mind.