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Killing Off
What begins as a casual get-together between close college friends Harry, Marty, Teddy, and Cecy quickly devolves into a chaotic, self-aware, pseudo-horror goose chase when Marty goes missing. The plot is lost when Harry begins acting less like the group's friend and more like their stage director, trying to salvage the horror short film he has cast his friends in.
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What begins as a casual get-together between close college friends Harry, Marty, Teddy, and Cecy quickly devolves into a chaotic, self-aware, pseudo-horror goose chase when Marty goes missing. The plot is lost when Harry begins acting less like the group's friend and more like their stage director, trying to salvage the horror short film he has cast his friends in.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Linus Belanger, Bryson Chesla
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Runtime:11 minutes
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