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Shroom Baby
In the midst of the atomic age, an infertile couple's life becomes an inescapable nightmare after participating in an experimental clinical trial that leads to the birth of a horrific mushroom baby.
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In the midst of the atomic age, an infertile couple's life becomes an inescapable nightmare after participating in an experimental clinical trial that leads to the birth of a horrific mushroom baby.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Mu Lakhi
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