Rayin, a young nurse in a military hospital, has her hands full caring for men wounded in the war. But when she is assigned the task of taking food and water to captured enemy soldiers, she finds there the last thing she would ever have expected-and her life suddenly becomes a lot more complicated.

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Having wrestled with my conscience for some time, I finally defeated it, went over to the Dark Side, and decided to unleash the greatest horror man has ever known upon the unsuspecting public.

But don’t worry, it’s free!

Additional credit, whether they want to admit it or not, goes to Jared Chapman and Tom Bishop.

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Every great story must have a lame sequel.

However, since the original wasn’t even remotely good, much less great, it follows that the sequel might actually be better, right?

Don’t get your hopes up. The Cracked Black Crock-Pot 2 reaches new depths of idiocy, employing everything from particle physics to Chuck Norris jokes. You may not have thought it possible, but this story is, indeed, even worse than the first one.