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Yikes (2015)
A struggling young actor begins to see disturbing visions of the immediate future and he soon realizes that having this ability is not exactly a welcomed gift unless he is ready to do something about it.
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A struggling young actor begins to see disturbing visions of the immediate future and he soon realizes that having this ability is not exactly a welcomed gift unless he is ready to do something about it.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Michael Fodera
In Theaters:7/24/2015
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Runtime:12 minutes
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