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Deviant
Javier skips Christmas eve family dinner for a date made on a kinky dating app. Instead of a romp with a nubile young woman, he is held captive by a depraved middle aged man and his mean-spirited cookie craving mother.
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Javier skips Christmas eve family dinner for a date made on a kinky dating app. Instead of a romp with a nubile young woman, he is held captive by a depraved middle aged man and his mean-spirited cookie craving mother.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Daniel M. Caneiro
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Amania Films, Media Attack
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