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Death's Wearing High Heels
Jaime and Bertucho decide to sneak in a college party. With the aid of a book: "The Art of Hypnosis", they plan to hypnotize every girl in the party, in order to get off with them. However, things will not turn out to be as they have planned.
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Jaime and Bertucho decide to sneak in a college party. With the aid of a book: "The Art of Hypnosis", they plan to hypnotize every girl in the party, in order to get off with them. However, things will not turn out to be as they have planned.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Fantasy
Written By:David Díaz
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