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Cheap as Hell: A Christmas Story

Lynn is married to Mort, the owner of a hairdryer company ... and the cheapest guy in town. When his miserly ways carry over to Christmas, Lynn decides to see to it that this cheap holiday is his last.

Starring:

Tamara Dickson, Alan Rateliff II, Melissa White, V.J. Smith, Mike McGuicin, Adam J. Kreps, V. Charlie Schippers, Matthew Ireland Beans, Myra Blanchard, Corinne Streit

Genre:

Comedy, Short

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