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Anal Paprika 3: Menage-A-Death (2001)
Chris Seaver's final installment in the Anal Paprika trilogy comes to a close when Alfred, Johnsimon, and Toddy save the world from killer vampires.
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Chris Seaver's final installment in the Anal Paprika trilogy comes to a close when Alfred, Johnsimon, and Toddy save the world from killer vampires.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Action, Adventure
Written By:Chris Seaver
In Theaters:5/6/2001
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Low Budget Pictures
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