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Sweaty Larry - Short Horror Film Review

On a fun girls night, three friends decide to summon an obscure entity called "Sweaty Larry", not knowing what to expect!

Sneha Jaiswal (Twitter | Instagram) Can a girls night out be complete without swapping scary stories or trying out some spooky game? Not if you are a horror fan! Directed and written by Vanessa Ionta Wright, the short film “Sweaty Larry” is a fun and crisp horror-comedy that follows three young friends attempting to summon an entity from a little-known legend that may or may not have originated…

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Vanessa Ionta Wright - Film Festival Director - WIHM 2020

Vanessa Ionta Wright - Film Festival Director - WIHM 2020 @kreepygrrl

Vanessa Ionta Wright is a veteran to the Gallery WIHM event. She is a Co-Founder & Fest Director for the Women in Horror Film Festival & filmmaker.

What motivates you to do what you do?

An unstoppable drive to create!

Who is your favorite woman who does what you do?

Any woman who continues to persevere and create no matter the obstacles.

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Big lineup for Women In Horror Month this March on Without Your Head! Big thanks to Trista Robinson for setting up the majority of these interviews!

Dates TBA

Barbie Wilde - Author & Actress

Geretta Geretta

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Thursday 3rd Patrika Darbo

Wednesday 9th Mary C. Russell

Thursday 10th Vanessa Ionta Wright

Thursday 17th Tonya Todd

Thursday 24th Melinda DeKay

Thursday 31st Liesel Hanson

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Posted @withregram • @rockwithsiren #rockwithsiren has quickly become a place for my art and portfolio. So it should come to no surprise that I share this with you... I have directed another film called The Fangover, and I am over the moon excited about it and this poster I created to support it. Jennifer is digitally painted from a photograph I took of here but the rest are rasterized graphic and design. Here it is the official poster for our film "The Fangover", starring Jennifer Lynn Smith and costarring Jason Thompson. SHARE THE POSTER!! It was an honor not only to direct this film but to work with such an amazingly talented cast and crew. Our film will be premiered at the Buried Alive! Horror Film Festival at 7 Stages March 30th - April 4th. We are all VERY PROUD of this film. Come vote for #TheFangover ! Trailer coming soon... Special thanks to: Jennifer Lynn Smith, Jason Thompson, Vanessa Ionta Wright, Kenny Scofield, Kyle Ransom, Rozalyn Yother Mattocks, Krissy Watts, Dakoda Erin Wright, Joshua Walquist, Jade Dickey, My daughter Teej, Robyn Lindsley #thefangover #tittiesforvampires #tittiesforbreakfast #tittiesforhorror #buriedalivefilmfestival #horrorfilm #horrorfilmshorts #darkcomedy #buriedalivefilmfestival2022 #buriedalivefilmfestival #motherfuckingdeathdealervan @deathdealervan https://www.instagram.com/p/CZX_Ejks-j8/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Posted @withregram • @rockwithsiren #rockwithsiren has quickly become a place for my art and portfolio. So it should come to no surprise that I share this with you... I have directed another film called The Fangover, and I am over the moon excited about it and this poster I created to support it. Jennifer is digitally painted from a photograph I took of here but the rest are rasterized graphic and design. Here it is the official poster for our film "The Fangover", starring Jennifer Lynn Smith and costarring Jason Thompson. SHARE THE POSTER!! It was an honor not only to direct this film but to work with such an amazingly talented cast and crew. Our film will be premiered at the Buried Alive! Horror Film Festival at 7 Stages March 30th - April 4th. We are all VERY PROUD of this film. Come vote for #TheFangover ! Trailer coming soon... Special thanks to: Jennifer Lynn Smith, Jason Thompson, Vanessa Ionta Wright, Kenny Scofield, Kyle Ransom, Rozalyn Yother Mattocks, Krissy Watts, Dakoda Erin Wright, Joshua Walquist, Jade Dickey, My daughter Teej, Robyn Lindsley #thefangover #tittiesforvampires #tittiesforbreakfast #tittiesforhorror #buriedalivefilmfestival #horrorfilm #horrorfilmshorts #darkcomedy #buriedalivefilmfestival2022 #buriedalivefilmfestival #motherfuckingdeathdealervan @deathdealervan https://www.instagram.com/p/CZX--Dqugnk/?utm_medium=tumblr

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HOLY DUCKING DUCK - IT'S HAPPENING!!! It's the 9th annual Women in Horror Recognition Month & WE WANT YOUR BLOOD!! TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT - the very first Women in Horror Month Massive Blood Drive PSA will launch! Who will it be? Out of our thirty teams (yes, you got some bonuses) from Jan 31st to March 1st, premiering every night at midnight, you will be treated to a new short by a filmmaking team to get you in the blood letting mood. Who are our filmmakers this year? I'm glad you asked. We are honored to announce our EPIC LIST from industry heavy weights to international stars to new filmmakers already wowing people with their unique visions. Here they are: Angela Nolan Michelle Romano Brandon Slagle Stephanie Michelle Aislínn Ní Chléirigh Vicky Ella Bagley Dayna Noffke Andrew Hass & Kynda Laufmann Samantha Hawkins & Kimberly Pipkin Aleah Anseth Izzy Lee Mark Miller & Christian Francis Nicholas Burman-Vince Vanessa Ionta Wright Jamie DeWolf Joe Magna Marilyn Thomas Stitch Mays Adam Marcus, Debra Sullivan, & Bryan Sexton Damon Rickard Ama Lea Aramis Sartorio Maude Michaud Atropa Films Mary Rangel Tonjia Atomic & Mi Chelle Nessk Hannah Forman Paddy Murphy Lex Lybrand The Soska Sisters Where can you see these so you can watch, like, comment, and share to get the word out & that blood flowing? They will AIR AT MIDNIGHT, JAN 31ST - MARCH 1ST HERE on our Youtube Channel -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXgXYeqzu9Y0mhWL_BXUzAA?view_as=subscriber Each day we will post information highlighting the talented filmmakers and every day there will be more inspiration to donate. What's the order? It's a surprise! JOIN US IN THE NINTH ANNUAL WOMEN IN HORROR MASSIVE BLOOD DRIVE. Support these filmmakers - a little support goes a long way (Jen & I are living proof). Be kind, be supportive, and make a promise today to BLEED!!! Thank you, Hannah, for starting this event so many years ago. It's a privilege to be involved & to have watched to grow more & more every year. Please repost this to help get the word out! #WomenInHorrorMonth #ItsInYouToGive #WiHM9

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I Baked Him a Cake Lenora, a young girl, wakes up excited to bake her father his favorite cake on his birthday. As Lenora bakes, she notices strange behavior from Mom. Meanwhile, Dad isn't home yet and it's growing late... Director: Vanessa Ionta Wright http://www.imdb.me/vanessiontawright Writer: Sam Kolesnik http://www.imdb.me/samanthakolesnik Samantha Kolesnik is a writer and filmmaker specializing in horror and dark drama. She is the Co-Director of the Women in Horror Film Festival and she produces at Above the Line Artistry, LLC. Samantha's work has screened worldwide, and her writing has garnered attention at genre festivals internationally. She is also a contributor at DecayMag, focusing on interviews with women artists in genre filmmaking, as well as independent horror film reviews. http://www.abovethelineartistry.com/i-baked-him-a-cake.html Follow on twitter: https://twitter.com/ibakedhimacake ""I Baked Him a Cake," a Macabre & Gorgeous Short Film" We Are Indie Horror http://www.weareindiehorror.com/…/review-baked-cake-macabr…/ "I Baked Him a Cake (2016) Review" Horror Freak News http://horrorfreaknews.com/baked-cake-2016-review ""I Baked Him a Cake" is Deliciously Horrifying" Pop Horror http://www.pophorror.com/i-baked-him-a-cake-horror-short-i…/ "Vanessa Ionta Wright Conveys Dread with I Baked Him a Cake - Film Review" DecayMag.com http://decaymag.com/…/vanessa-wright-baked-him-cake-film-r…/ "I Baked Him a Cake: Short Film Review" The Jersey Ghouls http://www.jerseyghouls.com/…/i-baked-him-a-cake-short-film… "I Baked Him a Cake is an Unsettling Short Film" Horror Buzz http://horrorbuzz.com/baked-cake-unsettling-short-film/ "I Baked Him a Cake: Short and Disturbing Horror" Mike's Film Talk http://mikesfilmtalk.com/…/baked-cake-2016-short-disturbin…/ "I Baked Him a Cake - Movie Review" Horror Made https://horrormade.com/…/06/i-baked-him-a-cake-movie-review/ "Short Film Review "I Baked Him a Cake"" One Film Fan http://onefilmfan.com/short-film-review-i-baked-him-a-cake/ "I Baked Him a Cake (Review)" MyFavoriteHorror.com http://myfavoritehorror.com/baked-cake "I Baked Him a Cake - Short Film Review" Sickflix.net https://sickflix.net/…/short-film-review-i-baked-him-a-cak…/ "Review: I Baked Him a Cake" 52 Weeks of Horror https://www.52weeksofhorror.com/single-post/2017/09/25/ Director Biography 17571021 10211861477672879 1500965437 o Vanessa Ionta Wright is a film director and producer based in the metro Atlanta, GA region. She is the owner of Above the Line Artistry as well as the co-founder and Festival Director of the Women in Horror Film Festival (www.wihff.com). Vanessa recently collaborated with Mark Simon (One Missed Call), David Irwin (House of 1000 Corpses), Josh Oliver (Oculus) on her 2nd film with writer/producer Samantha Kolesnik, "RAINY SEASON". I BAKED HIM A CAKE is the pair's first film together. Vanessa graduated from Ohio University with a degree in Video Production & Film. She is a lifelong fan of cinema, most especially the horror genre. Director Statement I BAKED HIM A CAKE is an atmospheric horror short which subverts the typical paradigm of women's representation as prey in horror films. The film is adapted from writer/producer Samantha Kolesnik's short story of the same title, which was published in the Spring 2016 issue of horror lit mag, Hypnos Magazine. It was tremendous fun to work on a horror short which leaves a lot to the imagination, and which relies so strongly on ambiance. It was also a pleasure to work with such a talented diverse crew. Women are so often under-represented behind-the-scenes in horror films, so to be able to work on a film which had women in the roles of producer, director, writer, art director, and SFX, plus lead talent, was exhilarating. Lastly, the score of this film is a character in and of itself. Ross Childress, former lead guitarist of Collective Soul, composed the music for I BAKED HIM A CAKE, and it lends to the emotional process in a way only music can.

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Short Film : I baked him a cake

Lenora, a young girl, wakes up excited to bake her father his favorite cake on his birthday. As Lenora bakes, she notices strange behavior from Mom. Meanwhile, Dad isn’t home yet and it’s growing late…

Genre : Horror Country : USA

Cast : Fleece : Mother Lilliane Gray : Lenora

Director : Vanessa Ionta Wright

My opinion on “I baked him a cake”

It was my intention to avoid the walhalla of short films. On the one hand because the number of short films made these days is enormous and as a result my twitter mailbox would be flooded with requests. And on the other hand, because it’s hard for me to judge a movie that only takes about 3 minutes. But when I think about it a bit longer, I can think of some benefits as well. New posts would appear regularly on my blog. A short movie only requires a short review. And a rewatch doesn’t take so long and isn’t detrimental to your leisure time.

And yet, I caved for the friendly request of Samantha Kolesnik when she asked me to watch a short film out of the horror genre. As I feared beforehand, the content is rather limited to assess. It’s professional enough. Cinematically it isn’t so bad. And the created atmosphere is luguber and the film is intriguing. You can see it as a short fragment out of an obscure long story with a psychopathic mother in the lead who probably had to tolerate an abusing husband. Or is the innocent looking daughter Lenora (Lillian Gray) not so innocent? Enough space for self-interpretation and guessing.

The dialogs sometimes feel sort of forced. However, the interpretations are convincing. First there’s the timid daughter who wants to surprise her father on his birthday by baking a cake. And then there’s the frosty and distant mother (Fleece) who’s talking to her daughter in a rather emotionless way. Her explanation about the condition of the bathroom was quite laughable. On the other hand, it shows how bad her mental state is. Although I thought the bathroom looked as if a cooking experiment with a lot of chocolate went wrong there.

“I baked him a cake” is a short but powerful film. The feeling you get afterwards is that of curiosity. You want to know what’ll happen next and what was going on before the situation got out of hand. But most of all I felt pity. Pity for that little girl who just wanted to surprise her father so much. So, if you have a few minutes to spare, you know how to fill it up now.

Extra info provided by the makers :

The film stars Fleece as “Mother” and Lillian Gray as “Lenora”. The film was adapted from a short story by Samantha Kolesnik, which was published in the Spring 2016 issue of Hypnos Magazine. Ross Childress, former lead guitarist for Collective Soul, composed the score for the film. Henrik A. Meyer was the Cinematographer. All special effects were practical, and were done by special effects artist Nadine Al-Remaizan. The sets and art design were by Emily Chomuik, and the film was edited by Brandon Taylor. Samantha Kolesnik and director Vanessa Ionta Wright also collaborated on 2017 horror release Rainy Season which is hitting festivals now, and they both co-founded the Women in Horror Film Festival.

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I BAKED HIM A CAKE - Movie Review

Blood soaked bathrooms & cake oh my! #MovieReview #horror @The_SKolesnik @kreepygrrl

Hello my fellow horror fanatics. Immortal Alexander here with another horror film review. This time it’s for the short horror film “I Baked Him A Cake.” This is the second film I’ve reviewed from writer / producer Samantha Kolesnik. The film is directed by Vanessa Ionta Wright “I Baked Him A Cake” is about a little girl who bakes a cake for her father on his birthday. I am assuming this is an…

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I Baked Him a Cake (2016): Short and Disturbing Horror (Review)

I Baked Him a Cake (2016): Short and Disturbing Horror (Review)

Written by Samantha Kolesnik (proving that “The Price of Bones” was not a fluke at all) and directed by  Vanessa Ionta Wright (who killed with her Stephen King adaptation  of “Rainy Season“) I Baked Him a Cake is a gloriously dark and foreboding bit of short horror cinema that catches the viewer’s interest and holds it throughout.

Starring Fleece as the mother and Lillian Gray (in her third role…

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Rainy Season (2017): Stephen King Short and Oh So Sweet (Review)

Rainy Season (2017): Stephen King Short and Oh So Sweet (Review)

It is all too seldom that one finds a short, or any length, film based upon a Stephen King story that immediately grabs the viewer and says, “Yes!” King wrote Rainy Season back in 1993. It worked, as lore would have it, as a cure to the authors writing block and it is a sharp and concise homage to Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” but set in King’s beloved Maine.

Vanessa Ionta Wright, who wrote…

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Going LIVE AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT -- Presenting: "Be A Hero" by Vanessa Ionta Wright Check it out here: youtu.be/6bvYMvulwEo #ItsInYouToGive #BeAHero #WiHM9

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Be A Hero, Revisited "Be A Hero" by Vanessa Ionta Wright Two years ago last weekend I was gifted with the chance to work with  …

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Be a Hero (Horror PSA)

Be a Hero (Horror PSA)

Near the beginning of November of last year, I was honoured with the opportunity to once again work with one of my favourite people in our industry, Vanessa Ionta Wright, on the set of a PSA spearheaded by world famous twin horror icons, Jen and Sylvia Soska, to raise awareness of our country’s need for blood donations.

It was a long day full of fun and excitement, and I felt like I was extending…

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The Women in Horror Film Festival was one of the best experiences the Gallery has had in quite a while.  After some last minute travel changes, I was the one who ended up being able to go and boy was I glad.  I had never been to an actual Film Festival before because I thought they were snooty  This was the opposite of that!  Made great friends, hung out with movie people and saw some really good movies.  It was also pretty funny that literally NOBODY was dressed up as anything for this so it was a bunch of normal people and me with the mask.  I regret nothing!

Next year I want to try to bring a bunch of horror fans to the show because I think fans need to realize that these folks want people to see their movies.  And not only do you get to see a TON but there are also great panels and you get to hang out with folks in a way that most conventions cannot match.  Now read Katie Anderson’s piece she did for us.  She came on Sunday and as someone who is scared of horror movies, she did great!

Katie Anderson Report

At this year’s Women In Horror Film Festival (WIHFF), one category of short films stood a little taller than the rest. The Student film block screened on Sunday afternoon, showing six of the best short films produced and directed by students across the world. We sat down with the teams behind two of these films to get an inside look at how they came to be. But before we get to the questions and answers portion, let’s take a closer look at each of these films.

Sabrina Grimes photographed and co-wrote Deadmeat along with Drew Mazzarella, who directed the film. It focuses on a group of high schoolers being chased by a butcher-knife wielding serial killer, but don’t expect this to be just another standard set of troupes. The film turns the typical slashed format on its head with an irreverent spin. It delivers a truly fun ride where the only disappointment is how soon the ending comes.

Chasing Jenny was one of two animated shorts in the block. Directed by Reanna Miller with Christopher Dobbs, Jacob Dudley, and Andrew Salo rounding out the crew, it’s a 2D animated horror/dark comedy tale. All four were second year students in the Ball State Animation Graduate Program. The short also takes the road less traveled by featuring a female villain. It leaves audiences wanting more, and wondering if anything they know about horror stereotypes is true anymore.

Q: For Miller, what inspired you to make an animated film?

A: “We were given the opportunity to direct three films [as second years] with the class. I wanted to direct the 2D animated film, and I had a horror/dark comedy storyboard I created in my first year of the program, thus Chasing Jenny was born. I was so excited to see the story come to life.

Q: For both Miller and Grimes, what inspiration did you draw from for your films?

Grimes: “Drew and I are big fans of the nineties, and we wanted not only the characters and substance of the film to be reminiscent of that decade, but the look and feel of the film itself. I’m personally a huge fan of classic slasher films, and many of the shots and lighting designs are also based off of the classics like Scream, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, and even Prom Night.

Most importantly, we wanted to create a film that was a fun ride for the audience. What we didn’t expect was how fantastically fun it would be to shoot. We had an amazing 15 person crew who were all joys to work with, several volunteers who came out just for the love of filmmaking, and an incredible, hilarious, outrageous cast of 7 talented actors, who all enjoyed great relationships with Drew as a director.”

Miller: “I personally love horror movies. They are super engaging as film goes, and there’s something beautiful about tapping into fear, one of our most primal instincts. I was also given the opportunity to write a research paper during my graduate career about Women in Horror. I was already familiar with women in horror just by watching movies I loved. Many horror movies lack representation of different groups, and as I got older, I started to realize this. I wanted to dive deeper into the role women played in horror. One of my all time favorite movies is A Nightmare on Elm Street. Nancy is perhaps one of the best final girls ever, and of course, Freddy is one of the best villains. I wanted to make a character that was female, yet terrifying. I feel as though there are not many Freddy-equivalent female characters, but I think that is changing. For example, I also love Babadook, not only because the mother plays a duel heroine/villain role, but also because the film is directed by a female.”

Q: For Miller, you won the Lizzie for the best student short. Can you tell me a bit more about what that experience was like?

A: “I unfortunately was not able to attend the festival this year, but I hope to in the future. I kept up with posts on the festival via social media, and it looked like a blast. Vanessa Ionta Wright and Samantha Kolesnik are super amazing women for getting this festival together. I was informed Chasing Jenny received the award, and I could not have been more excited. The crew is so honored to be recognized. For myself personally, it really helps solidify the feeling that I can truly pursue something I love, and there are amazing people out there who are willing to support my endeavors.”

Q: For Grimes, what’s next on the horizon for you and your team?

A: “I’m currently residing in Tallahassee, working on a few music video projects and one big 40 minute horror short. But, I will be headed to Atlanta next May!

Drew is on his way to LA, and aiming to remind people that it’s okay to be weird through genre benders, period pieces and escapist films. When he is not writing and directing he is a highly focused production team member throughout every step of the production process.”

Both films are still currently making the rounds on the film festival circuit, so keep an eye out for them to come to a show near you. In the meantime, check out the photo gallery from Deadmeat below. You can follow the path of Chasing Jenny on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/chasingjennyanimation/. Updates on Grimes and her work can be found here: https://www.sgscamera.com/.

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    Convention Report: Women in Horror Film Festival The Women in Horror Film Festival was one of the best experiences the Gallery has had in quite a while.

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Lenora, a young girl, wakes up excited to bake her father his favorite cake on his birthday. As Lenora bakes, she notices strange behavior from Mom. Meanwhile, Dad isn’t home yet and it’s growing late…

Genre : Horror Country : USA

Cast : Fleece : Mother Lilliane Gray : Lenora

Director : Vanessa Ionta Wright

My opinion on “I baked him a cake”

It was my intention to avoid the walhalla of short films. On the one hand because the number of short films made these days is enormous and as a result my twitter mailbox would be flooded with requests. And on the other hand, because it’s hard for me to judge a movie that only takes about 3 minutes. But when I think about it a bit longer, I can think of some benefits as well. New posts would appear regularly on my blog. A short movie only requires a short review. And a rewatch doesn’t take so long and isn’t detrimental to your leisure time.

And yet, I caved for the friendly request of Samantha Kolesnik when she asked me to watch a short film out of the horror genre. As I feared beforehand, the content is rather limited to assess. It’s professional enough. Cinematically it isn’t so bad. And the created atmosphere is luguber and the film is intriguing. You can see it as a short fragment out of an obscure long story with a psychopathic mother in the lead who probably had to tolerate an abusing husband. Or is the innocent looking daughter Lenora (Lillian Gray) not so innocent? Enough space for self-interpretation and guessing.

The dialogs sometimes feel sort of forced. However, the interpretations are convincing. First there’s the timid daughter who wants to surprise her father on his birthday by baking a cake. And then there’s the frosty and distant mother (Fleece) who’s talking to her daughter in a rather emotionless way. Her explanation about the condition of the bathroom was quite laughable. On the other hand, it shows how bad her mental state is. Although I thought the bathroom looked as if a cooking experiment with a lot of chocolate went wrong there.

“I baked him a cake” is a short but powerful film. The feeling you get afterwards is that of curiosity. You want to know what’ll happen next and what was going on before the situation got out of hand. But most of all I felt pity. Pity for that little girl who just wanted to surprise her father so much. So, if you have a few minutes to spare, you know how to fill it up now.

Extra info provided by the makers :

The film stars Fleece as “Mother” and Lillian Gray as “Lenora”. The film was adapted from a short story by Samantha Kolesnik, which was published in the Spring 2016 issue of Hypnos Magazine. Ross Childress, former lead guitarist for Collective Soul, composed the score for the film. Henrik A. Meyer was the Cinematographer. All special effects were practical, and were done by special effects artist Nadine Al-Remaizan. The sets and art design were by Emily Chomuik, and the film was edited by Brandon Taylor. Samantha Kolesnik and director Vanessa Ionta Wright also collaborated on 2017 horror release Rainy Season which is hitting festivals now, and they both co-founded the Women in Horror Film Festival.

Thanks to Samantha Kolesnik Facebook : http://ift.tt/2xqP2vV Twitter : @ibakedhimacake

Links : IMDB

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