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A self-conscious teenage girl will do anything to look perfect. When she begins injecting herself with a mysterious cosmetic drug, her body soon takes a monstrous turn.
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A self-conscious teenage girl will do anything to look perfect. When she begins injecting herself with a mysterious cosmetic drug, her body soon takes a monstrous turn.
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Written By:Lucca Vieira
In Theaters:8/16/2025
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Kronos Media Productions
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