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Smoking Kills (2023)
A casual late-night Tinder date turns macabre when Trey asks Olivia to stop smoking. Fueled by addiction, a desire to dominate, and the dissociative drug GHB, Olivia decides to prove that smoking does, indeed, kill.
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A casual late-night Tinder date turns macabre when Trey asks Olivia to stop smoking. Fueled by addiction, a desire to dominate, and the dissociative drug GHB, Olivia decides to prove that smoking does, indeed, kill.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Dulcinee DeGuere
In Theaters:6/24/2023
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Voyeur Productions
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