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Love Bites (2021)
J.C. is beyond surprised when his ex invites him over - but Laura promises she's grown a lot and that she's no longer angry. She has something she needs to show him, she insists, and won't ... See full summary » Director: Andrew Rothkin | Stars: Alyssa Accardo, Amelia V. Anderson, Mario Claudio, McKenna Cleck
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J.C. is beyond surprised when his ex invites him over - but Laura promises she's grown a lot and that she's no longer angry. She has something she needs to show him, she insists, and won't ... See full summary » Director: Andrew Rothkin | Stars: Alyssa Accardo, Amelia V. Anderson, Mario Claudio, McKenna Cleck
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Andrew Rothkin
In Theaters:6/6/2021
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:White Rabbit Productions
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