Shroommates (2025)
Overview
Two roommates high on mushrooms must sort out their differences when one of them brings home a severed head.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $125.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.852 |
Directed By
N.M. Alvarez
Crew
N.M. Alvarez
N.M. Alvarez
Juniper Vladimirsky
Aurora Lowther
Emi Renee Morris
Hizashi Christianson
Margaretha Singleton
Taylor Wren
Syd Ellis
Hizashi Christianson
Beauman Hull
Abigahil Loredo
Bowie Roussel
Emi Renee Morris
Emi Renee Morris
Bowie Roussel
Emi Renee Morris
Diego Madrigal
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