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Enter Car World (2022)
The cinematic origin story of William Banks' real journey to Car World – a planet in an alternate universe ruled by Worms who want to have sex with him.
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The cinematic origin story of William Banks' real journey to Car World – a planet in an alternate universe ruled by Worms who want to have sex with him.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:William Banks, Russell Katz
In Theaters:11/18/2022
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Runtime:11 minutes
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Cast
Russell Katz
Director
William Banks
Self
Caroline Yost
Quuarux
Chloe Troast
The First Mechanic
Tej Khanna
The Bear Mechanic
Anthony Oberbeck
Worm Phased Into Car
Martin Herlihy
Worm Phased Into Car
Sam Lanier
Worm Phased Into Car
Rachel Coster
Worm Phased Into Car
Kelly Cooper
Worm Phased Into Car
Justin Linville
Worm Phased Into Car
Ian Lockwood
Worm Phased Into Car
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