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Serial Rabbit 7: Critical Rabbit Theory (2023)
After years of being stuck in the Old West, the rabbit is propositioned by Lilith to return to present times and help her regain her throne in hell. In this official sequel in the Serial Rabbit franchise, a man in the not too distant future uses AI software to generate an unofficial sequel to the Serial Rabbit franchise in an attempt to see if he can be offended.
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After years of being stuck in the Old West, the rabbit is propositioned by Lilith to return to present times and help her regain her throne in hell. In this official sequel in the Serial Rabbit franchise, a man in the not too distant future uses AI software to generate an unofficial sequel to the Serial Rabbit franchise in an attempt to see if he can be offended.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/1/2023
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