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Earworm (2019)
Local record store employee Jed slips into madness as he realizes that no one around him cares about metal anymore.
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Local record store employee Jed slips into madness as he realizes that no one around him cares about metal anymore.
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Written By:Matthew Banzer, Joshua Van Dyke, Mitchell Beddinfield, Alli Eastep, Winston Li, Jed Ullrich, Kennedy Hays
In Theaters:10/31/2019
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