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Zitlover (2000)

The zitlover must acquire cheese in order to feed the hungry boils that drive him. Unfortunately, a Rambo-esque convenience store clerk stands between him and the pus-growing liquid he desires.
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The zitlover must acquire cheese in order to feed the hungry boils that drive him. Unfortunately, a Rambo-esque convenience store clerk stands between him and the pus-growing liquid he desires.

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Cyrus Helf
Written By:Cyrus Helf
In Theaters:8/7/2000
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Runtime:11 minutes
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