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Under the Knife (2018)
Beverly travels to South Korea to get plastic surgery on her nose, but a maniacal surgeon secretly implants a computer chip in her head during the procedure. He uses it to take control of her mind and force her to kill. Psychedelic nightmares haunt her as she begins a frantic fight for survival and a quest to uncover the diabolical plot behind the growing number of beautiful killing machines.
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Beverly travels to South Korea to get plastic surgery on her nose, but a maniacal surgeon secretly implants a computer chip in her head during the procedure. He uses it to take control of her mind and force her to kill. Psychedelic nightmares haunt her as she begins a frantic fight for survival and a quest to uncover the diabolical plot behind the growing number of beautiful killing machines.
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Written By:Josh Hoffman
In Theaters:5/20/2018
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Runtime:87 minutes
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