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Peanut (2021)
John (played by HBO's Crashing and Silicon Valley star George Basil) seeks to end his struggle with a headache once and for all but discovers he's too dumb to die.
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John (played by HBO's Crashing and Silicon Valley star George Basil) seeks to end his struggle with a headache once and for all but discovers he's too dumb to die.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Andy Mills
In Theaters:1/4/2021
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Runtime:5 minutes
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