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When a homicidal madman begins slaying young women in the idyllic New England town of Manchvegas, it's up to a trio of cunning local freelance businesspeople known as M.O.S. -- the Manchvegas Outlaw Society -- to get to the bottom of the crime spree. Meanwhile, a band of hairy forest monsters also menaces the village.
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Matt portrays Burt, an ambitious student who is dedicated to writing and producing his own opera. But many obstacles stand in Burt's path to opera glory.
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Early Farley-Roxburgh college short. Filmed in Providence, RI.