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When party planner Trevor Gofursh sees his twin sister in a toxic relationship, there's only one thing he can think of to save her... until it ends with a deadly game of cup pong.
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When party planner Trevor Gofursh sees his twin sister in a toxic relationship, there's only one thing he can think of to save her... until it ends with a deadly game of cup pong.
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Written By:Madison Lawing, Charles Fernandes, Luke Rotella, Christopher Celico, Willa Geoghegan
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Ranger Danger
Cast
Madison Lawing, Charles Fernandes
Director
Christopher Celico
Trevor Gofursh
Willa Geoghegan
Trish Gofursh
Nicoletta Parente
Duchess
Morgan Schultz
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Lainey Sumner
Party Goer
Sophia Melville
Party Goer
Luke Rotella
Party Goer
Cadia Greene
Party Goer
Breydan Kennett
Party Goer
Madison Lawing
Party Goer
Jacob Snowiss
Party Goer
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