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Having a Drink (2013)
James is a highly paid escort for wealthy women. Sounds good in theory but in practice, not so much fun. James hates his job, which leads to a few stiff drinks after work. Tonight, he heads to a seedy after-hours joint called Oges Tavern. It turns out to be the wrong bar on the wrong night. It's Halloween and two robbers dressed as werewolves come calling. Then things get really hairy.
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James is a highly paid escort for wealthy women. Sounds good in theory but in practice, not so much fun. James hates his job, which leads to a few stiff drinks after work. Tonight, he heads to a seedy after-hours joint called Oges Tavern. It turns out to be the wrong bar on the wrong night. It's Halloween and two robbers dressed as werewolves come calling. Then things get really hairy.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Phil Voyd
In Theaters:10/31/2013
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Randy Smith Filmworks
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