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Wow, this crazy trailer just blows our minds! "The Machine Girl" is like "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" on steroids with a little Quentin Tarantino mixed in. An average teenage girl goes from making the basketball team, to Yakuza ruining her life, to her exacting revenge with a machine gun for an arm. Chainsaws, drill bras, obviously fake decapitations and human finger sushi! What isn't there to like about this flick? (by Danielle Cook) Running Time: 1:35 Blood, guts and finger sushiThis great video appears on
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