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Dr. Loomis (1978)
Heather McAdams films herself in (none-too-convincing) drag while lip-syncing to a record claiming to spur breast growth through hypnosis in this early Super 8 experiment.
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Heather McAdams films herself in (none-too-convincing) drag while lip-syncing to a record claiming to spur breast growth through hypnosis in this early Super 8 experiment.
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Genre:Comedy, Animation
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In Theaters:6/1/1978
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Runtime:3 minutes
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