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Ready to Burst 

Kate and Dylyn have been dying to have a baby. When they finally find success, what follows is Kate's struggle with the early stages of an unusual pregnancy as it takes a horrific turn.
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Kate and Dylyn have been dying to have a baby. When they finally find success, what follows is Kate's struggle with the early stages of an unusual pregnancy as it takes a horrific turn.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Ariel Hansen
Written By:Ariel Hansen
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Runtime:11 minutes
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