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The Scientist War (2025)

Mad Science student Ray Gunn has a crush on his classmate Gertrude Frankenstein. But she just got asked out on a date by this other guy, Heinrich Von Wissenschaftler III. So, basically, Ray is going to have to do something to him. And Dr. Monster will help him.
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Mad Science student Ray Gunn has a crush on his classmate Gertrude Frankenstein. But she just got asked out on a date by this other guy, Heinrich Von Wissenschaftler III. So, basically, Ray is going to have to do something to him. And Dr. Monster will help him.

Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Parker Strickland
Written By:Parker Strickland
In Theaters:11/15/2025
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Runtime:14 minutes
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