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Erecting A Monster (2022)
A man is confronted by his girlfriend over his apparent erectile dysfunction. He tries multiple alternative remedies with no success, until he finally visits a local witch. Her potion of incubus extract works, but works a little too well. Not only does he finally achieve an impressive erection, but he has erected a Monster which reveals itself at the worst possible time.
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A man is confronted by his girlfriend over his apparent erectile dysfunction. He tries multiple alternative remedies with no success, until he finally visits a local witch. Her potion of incubus extract works, but works a little too well. Not only does he finally achieve an impressive erection, but he has erected a Monster which reveals itself at the worst possible time.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Jon Devlin, Steve Johnson
In Theaters:5/14/2022
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Dagon Films
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