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I Hope He Doesn't Kill Me
Buzz waits outside the apartment building of his anonymous Grindr hookup, imagining all the depraved ways this night could end. Horrified yet horny, Buzz buzzes the buzzer.
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Buzz waits outside the apartment building of his anonymous Grindr hookup, imagining all the depraved ways this night could end. Horrified yet horny, Buzz buzzes the buzzer.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Lyndon Henley Hanrahan
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Donkey Tail Productions
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