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There's No Werewolves In Newark
“There’s No Werewolves in Newark” follows a disillusioned EMT on the day he quits his job in Newark, NJ. He finds himself entangled in a wild adventure when he takes on a mysterious Craigslist gig, only to discover his employer's explosive secret - she is a werewolf. As he navigates the chaos, he grapples with personal loss and a newfound perspective on life while questioning the supernatural happenings in his city.
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“There’s No Werewolves in Newark” follows a disillusioned EMT on the day he quits his job in Newark, NJ. He finds himself entangled in a wild adventure when he takes on a mysterious Craigslist gig, only to discover his employer's explosive secret - she is a werewolf. As he navigates the chaos, he grapples with personal loss and a newfound perspective on life while questioning the supernatural happenings in his city.
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