'Not Okay' Review: A Perfect Companion Piece to ‘Nope’
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Female Combatants Battle School
We've all seen hundreds of stories about the origins of both superheros and supervillains, but what about the origins of the supervillain's minions? At long last, the time has come to learn the secret story behind all those faceless, anonymous battle casualties! When a beautiful agent attempts to infiltrate the evil Dark Mist organization, she discovers just how hard (and frequently fatal) learning to be cannon fodder really is!
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We've all seen hundreds of stories about the origins of both superheros and supervillains, but what about the origins of the supervillain's minions? At long last, the time has come to learn the secret story behind all those faceless, anonymous battle casualties! When a beautiful agent attempts to infiltrate the evil Dark Mist organization, she discovers just how hard (and frequently fatal) learning to be cannon fodder really is!
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Zen Pictures
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