Traumatika – Video Review and Summary
While Traumatika’s teaser trailer was promising, the actual movie is – disappointing.
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While Traumatika’s teaser trailer was promising, the actual movie is – disappointing.
Traumatika is somewhere between being camp, corny, or perhaps a movie that owes everything to its marketing team.
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