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Leperfuck (2007)

A drama about love, loss, and memory for the gorehound crowd. A married woman in 1940's pre-war America must make a difficult decision upon her return home from a missionary position.
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A drama about love, loss, and memory for the gorehound crowd. A married woman in 1940's pre-war America must make a difficult decision upon her return home from a missionary position.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Drama
Directed By:Drew Tobia
Written By:Drew Tobia
In Theaters:8/18/2007
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Mommy Kamikaze Secretions

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