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The Moistest (2024)
Aimee, beat down by the extravagant birthday demands of her friend group, decides to throw herself the birthday party to end all birthday parties – and she’s inviting a gruesome guest.
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Aimee, beat down by the extravagant birthday demands of her friend group, decides to throw herself the birthday party to end all birthday parties – and she’s inviting a gruesome guest.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Curtis Waugh, Rachel Rios
In Theaters:10/18/2024
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Rocky Rivers Productions, Damage Control Productions, Thick Thighs Productions, Forrest Spirits, Accidental Jacket Entertainment
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