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Killer Rack (2015)
Comedy about a woman suffering from low self esteem who gets breast enhancement surgery, unaware that her surgeon worships H.P. Lovecraft's elder gods, and the surgery is part of a diabolical plot to rule the world.
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Comedy about a woman suffering from low self esteem who gets breast enhancement surgery, unaware that her surgeon worships H.P. Lovecraft's elder gods, and the surgery is part of a diabolical plot to rule the world.
Rating:R
Genre:Music, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Paul Mcginnis
In Theaters:10/14/2015
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Slaughtered Lamb Productions
Cast
Gregory Lamberson
Director
Jessica Zwolak
Betty
Debbie Rochon
Dr Cate Thulu
Paul Mcginnis
Tim
Michael Thurber
Mr. Racquel
Lloyd Kaufman
Dr. Foin
Sam Qualiana
Dutch
Robert Bozek
Nurse Herbie East
Michael O'Hear
Detective Bartles
Alexander S. McBryde
Detective James
Brooke Lewis Bellas
Voice of the Boobs (voice)
Tim O'Hearn
Gearz
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