After being stood up on a date, Renee is grateful to find solace in an unexpected friendship with one of the good guys: a seemingly harmless puppet named Chompers. As their bond deepens, Chompers takes a chilling turn that forces Renee to wonder if she was ever his friend or if she was his prey.
Alyssa Limperis
Renee
After being stood up on a date, Renee is grateful to find solace in an unexpected friendship with one of the good guys: a seemingly harmless puppet named Chompers. As their bond deepens, Chompers takes a chilling turn that forces Renee to wonder if she was ever his friend or if she was his prey.
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