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Playdurizm (2021)
When a teenager finds himself caught in a glitchy-glitzy reality with his onscreen male idol, he does all he can to be possessed by this man and ignore the violent clues of how he got there.
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When a teenager finds himself caught in a glitchy-glitzy reality with his onscreen male idol, he does all he can to be possessed by this man and ignore the violent clues of how he got there.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Morris Stuttard
In Theaters:12/14/2021
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:The LAB
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