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The Pod (2006)
There's a drug for sale. It promises to deepen the connection of couples who dare to try it. But whatever you do... Don't do it alone.
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There's a drug for sale. It promises to deepen the connection of couples who dare to try it. But whatever you do... Don't do it alone.
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Written By:Carl Kelsch
In Theaters:9/20/2006
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Runtime:19 minutes
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