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Bedbugs Ate My Dreams! (2023)
A man calls for an exterminator to deal with his bedbug problem, but according to the pest killer, the situation is far worse than just bedbugs. He begins subjecting the man to increasingly strange and forceful processes that call into question the exterminator's true motive.
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A man calls for an exterminator to deal with his bedbug problem, but according to the pest killer, the situation is far worse than just bedbugs. He begins subjecting the man to increasingly strange and forceful processes that call into question the exterminator's true motive.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:D. Edward Lemmink
In Theaters:10/29/2023
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Planet Hex
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