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Standards of Living (2012)
In order to enhance his ability to make people laugh, a struggling comedian takes part in a teleportation experiment that "improves" whatever cargo is being teleported... but the results are no laughing matter.
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In order to enhance his ability to make people laugh, a struggling comedian takes part in a teleportation experiment that "improves" whatever cargo is being teleported... but the results are no laughing matter.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Aaron Mento
In Theaters:4/14/2012
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Runtime:89 minutes
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