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T Is for Twig (2012)
Two hot girls are walking through some woods talking about boys. The girl behind can't stop staring at the others ass. They sit down for a minutes rest and end up making out. As one girl is pushed to the ground in a horny frenzy a twig sticking menacingly from the ground stabs clean through her head.
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Two hot girls are walking through some woods talking about boys. The girl behind can't stop staring at the others ass. They sit down for a minutes rest and end up making out. As one girl is pushed to the ground in a horny frenzy a twig sticking menacingly from the ground stabs clean through her head.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Judson Scott
In Theaters:10/6/2012
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Runtime:5 minutes
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