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LOS ANGELES (Wireless Flash) -- The curse of genital warts doesn't seem like the greatest topic for a movie musical -- but that hasn't stopped two Los Angeles filmmakers.

Patrick Schumacker and Justin Halpern have just finished a new film, 'Genital Warts: The Musical,' that is currently playing the festival circuit.

Schumacker and Halpern wrote the sexually-transmitted song fest because, as Shumacker says, 'It's really weird to see people break out in song.'

Some of the wart-inspired ditties include, 'The Diagnosis,' 'Here Come The Genital Warts' and a romantic ballad, 'I Should've Told You.'

So far, the musical has gotten rave reviews, and Schumacker and Halpern plan to extend their 17-minute short to feature length.

Halpern says the movie is meant to open doors for the duo in Hollywood but insists he and Schumacker don't want be associated with 'Genital Warts' for the rest of their lives."

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