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House of Pancakes (1997)

Joey finally convinces his dream girl, Dailey, to come over to his house for a lovely dinner date. Once his roommates (and an assorted other band of misfits) start to show up, things definitely don't go according to plan.
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Joey finally convinces his dream girl, Dailey, to come over to his house for a lovely dinner date. Once his roommates (and an assorted other band of misfits) start to show up, things definitely don't go according to plan.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Horror
Directed By:Onur Tukel
Written By:Onur Tukel
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Studio:Abject Entertainment

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