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The Eleventh Waitress (2025)
Two men meet in a dive bar where they're served by a seemingly endless cycle of particularly cheerful waitresses.
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Two men meet in a dive bar where they're served by a seemingly endless cycle of particularly cheerful waitresses.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction
Written By:Jeffrey Lewonczyk
In Theaters:11/15/2025
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Third Lows Productions
Cast
Bryan Enk
Director
Frederick S. Backus
Fred / Tim
Eloise Lebee
First Waitress
Alexa Downing
Second Waitress
Sophie Taylor
Third Waitress
Sophie Taylor
Fourth Waitress
Greta Hicks
Fifth Waitress
Katlyn Amara
Sixth Waitress
Mary Sikorovsky
Seventh Waitress
Lillie Skye Schenkel
Eighth Waitress
Piper Verbrick
Ninth Waitress
Amanda Damon
Tenth Waitress
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