The Transformative Powers of Monstrosity – A List Of Body Horror Films With Trans Allegories
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JackRabbit 29 (2017)
Jackrabbit 29 is an unconventional, character-driven thriller by writer & director Kyle Klubal. When a young couple goes missing, a large reward is issued for their return. The reward attracts an eccentric mix of characters to the town including bounty hunters, hit-men, and more. We follow them as they cross paths and search for the missing couple. Full of bizarre characters, a nonlinear story-line, and all sorts of twists and turns... —Nicholas Matthews
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Jackrabbit 29 is an unconventional, character-driven thriller by writer & director Kyle Klubal. When a young couple goes missing, a large reward is issued for their return. The reward attracts an eccentric mix of characters to the town including bounty hunters, hit-men, and more. We follow them as they cross paths and search for the missing couple. Full of bizarre characters, a nonlinear story-line, and all sorts of twists and turns... —Nicholas Matthews
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Kyle Klubal
In Theaters:4/26/2017
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Runtime:172 minutes
Studio:Klubalturn Productions
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