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Trash Juice (2022)
A heroin bum spins 3 urban legends to a reporter. Including two brothers who eat people's feces after bashing their heads in, a guy who cuts himself up for internet fame, and an Incel who uses his sperm and a microwave to create a monster.
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A heroin bum spins 3 urban legends to a reporter. Including two brothers who eat people's feces after bashing their heads in, a guy who cuts himself up for internet fame, and an Incel who uses his sperm and a microwave to create a monster.
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Written By:Doug Waugh
In Theaters:10/29/2022
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Runtime:99 minutes
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