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Her Lips are Mine (2019)

Sandy thought escaping deformed from her captor was bad enough, but after she meets the women whose body parts she now has attached to her, she realizes that her nightmare is just beginning.
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Sandy thought escaping deformed from her captor was bad enough, but after she meets the women whose body parts she now has attached to her, she realizes that her nightmare is just beginning.

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Genre:Animation, Horror
Directed By:Ken Cohen
Written By:Ken Cohen
In Theaters:5/25/2019
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Soft Blanket Productions

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