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Randy as Himself (2025)
A Hollywood production crew comes to West Texas to recreate the grisly murder of a local woman. Using locals to reenact the crime, reality TV meets reality in this bizarre romantic comedy about the (show) business of murder.
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A Hollywood production crew comes to West Texas to recreate the grisly murder of a local woman. Using locals to reenact the crime, reality TV meets reality in this bizarre romantic comedy about the (show) business of murder.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Crime, Drama
Written By:Margaret Miller
In Theaters:3/8/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Vanishing Angle
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