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Hey, Missy! (2025)

Missy has a unique kink... luring men into a false sense of sexual bliss before brutally murdering them. She aims to rid herself of this disease, but when her past acts come back to haunt her, she’s forced to face her demons head-on.
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Missy has a unique kink... luring men into a false sense of sexual bliss before brutally murdering them. She aims to rid herself of this disease, but when her past acts come back to haunt her, she’s forced to face her demons head-on.

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Joe Taft
Written By:Joe Taft
In Theaters:9/9/2025
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Easton Community Access Television

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