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Bad, Bad Men (2015)
After being taunted at a coffee shop, a timid young man enlists his two best friends to help him track his newfound bully down and put him in his place. They do just that, but misguided machismo then fuels an ensuing battle of wills.
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After being taunted at a coffee shop, a timid young man enlists his two best friends to help him track his newfound bully down and put him in his place. They do just that, but misguided machismo then fuels an ensuing battle of wills.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Allen C. Gardner
In Theaters:6/5/2015
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Old School Pictures, Open Dialogue Productions, New School Media
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