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Foaming At The Mouth II: Film Analysis

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Our story begins with a line of customers waiting to buy tickets for 'Foaming at the Mouth II ' a private screening at the theater. Along all the adults in line are 3 little girls, one of them with a note from her dad. Letting the box office cashier (Tamara Glynn) be aware it 's ok for his daughter to see this film. Denied at the box office the little girl hands the cashier the note, for the cashier to say come back tomorrow kid. In disappointment the 3 girls run off to the side, as the little girl who had the note finds an exit door and sneaks in alone to watch the film leaving her friends behind. Meanwhile in the theater all the patrons are turning into werewolves, who happen to be fresh out of meat and hungry. The owner (Leslie

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