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After a sub-dermal parasite enters his brain, a woman finds her ex-boyfriend paralyzed on top of her during sex - pinning her to the ground. Then things get worse. Skinfections trilogy no. 3
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After a sub-dermal parasite enters his brain, a woman finds her ex-boyfriend paralyzed on top of her during sex - pinning her to the ground. Then things get worse. Skinfections trilogy no. 3
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Chris Nash
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Gasfire Films
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