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I Need His Blood for My Poisons (2021)
When a harmless internet repost brings the ire of one commenter and the petty retaliation of another, two strangers will have their life courses forever altered.
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When a harmless internet repost brings the ire of one commenter and the petty retaliation of another, two strangers will have their life courses forever altered.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Sean Parker, AsimpleLegoPiece
In Theaters:5/4/2021
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Hapstance Films
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