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Shithead (2020)
Comedy about a shithead who tries to sell his baby for drugs.
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Comedy about a shithead who tries to sell his baby for drugs.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:10/25/2020
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Runtime:101 minutes
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Cast
Michael Wrongway
Director
Johnny Smith
Jordan Cantwell
Erica Nicole Rothman
Janeé Schlemson
Timothy Chivalette
Harvey Donut
Carly J. Bauer
Stephanie Cachupo
Carly J. Bauer
Raneé Schlemson
Bill Mellen
Walter Peacock
Timothy Day Slisky
Dad
Rick Haymes
Fran
Ebony Pullum
Shanice
Justin Morieko
Officer Choner
Tammy Jean
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