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Tasty Tongue 

A-Zhe, who constantly cursed others, encountered a mysterious and beautiful woman, Mia, bringing the roasting tongue for him to enjoy, until A-Zhe discovered that those he had cursed had become the tasty tongues on the dining table...
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A-Zhe, who constantly cursed others, encountered a mysterious and beautiful woman, Mia, bringing the roasting tongue for him to enjoy, until A-Zhe discovered that those he had cursed had become the tasty tongues on the dining table...

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Genre:TV Movie, Horror, Thriller, Comedy
Directed By:Pearl Zheng
Written By:Pearl Zheng, Lin Keng-cheng
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Runtime:22 minutes
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