"Get Out"
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After months of flirting, a young guy finally gets the message of the girl of his dreams inviting him over to watch a good film. As the night progresses, he will find out that there's more at stake than his virginity.
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After months of flirting, a young guy finally gets the message of the girl of his dreams inviting him over to watch a good film. As the night progresses, he will find out that there's more at stake than his virginity.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Michael Middelkoop
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Umami Media
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