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Playing for Keeps (2004)

Tater, a world renown classical pianist (in real life), throws a special party at his house, little do the guests know that one of them will never leave the house alive... No one can predict the secret Tater reveals to Chris, the boy he has feelings for...
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Tater, a world renown classical pianist (in real life), throws a special party at his house, little do the guests know that one of them will never leave the house alive... No one can predict the secret Tater reveals to Chris, the boy he has feelings for...

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Johnny K. Wu
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In Theaters:8/4/2004
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Runtime:23 minutes
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