The Suicide Squad—An Overlooked and Underrated "Sequel"
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My Vegas Eyes (2026)
EMO SUPERSTAR finds himself stuck in the city of Las Vegas after the rapture has occurred on Earth. A low life ex drug dealer primarily selling SSP (Soul Sucking Piss), tries to find Jesus, heaven, and God. He attempts to escape sin city, traveling through the desert, and the suburbs in order to find redemption. Temptations of drugs, sex, and freedom whisper in his ear as he falls in love with a beaten up old sex doll.
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EMO SUPERSTAR finds himself stuck in the city of Las Vegas after the rapture has occurred on Earth. A low life ex drug dealer primarily selling SSP (Soul Sucking Piss), tries to find Jesus, heaven, and God. He attempts to escape sin city, traveling through the desert, and the suburbs in order to find redemption. Temptations of drugs, sex, and freedom whisper in his ear as he falls in love with a beaten up old sex doll.
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Genre:Horror, Adventure
Written By:Xavier Terhorst
In Theaters:5/20/2026
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Runtime:63 minutes
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Cast
Xavier Terhorst
Director
Kevin Ludowitz
EMO SUPERSTAR
Brandon Dixon
Gas Mask/School Boy
Nathaniel Dominguez
Clown
Michael Vaughn
Boss
Eric Lum
White Painted Jesus Lover
Alyssa Duarte
Innocent Fur Coat
Jakob Ivanick
Mormon Preacher
Vivianna Valentine
Trash Doll
Chala Escobar
The Bird
Pamela Pace
Mother
Justin Cutler
TRASH MAN
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