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Glasgow Film Festival

Is this the gross­est movie ever made?

25 Feb 2017

Words by David Jenkins

Dark hooded figure seen through peephole in door.
Dark hooded figure seen through peephole in door.
Steve ​“Fly­ing Lotus” Elli­son deliv­ers a sick suite of gag-induc­ing shorts at the 2017 Glas­gow Film Festival.

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