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Killer Makeover
A badass beauty school dropout named Karen gets a curse put on her so that anyone she beautifies…dies! She soon starts working at a funeral home as a freelance mortician and finds romance and creative liberation among the dead! But someone at the mortuary wants to use Karen’s curse for more than just an open casket.
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A badass beauty school dropout named Karen gets a curse put on her so that anyone she beautifies…dies! She soon starts working at a funeral home as a freelance mortician and finds romance and creative liberation among the dead! But someone at the mortuary wants to use Karen’s curse for more than just an open casket.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Chris Shields, Sarah Fensom, Phillip Chernyak
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Studio:Pandora's Talk Box Productions
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