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A Go! Go! Cory Carson Halloween (2020)
Cory, Chrissy and Freddie are on the hunt for king-sized candy bars this Halloween! But are all the treats worth the trek to the spooky side of town?
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Cory, Chrissy and Freddie are on the hunt for king-sized candy bars this Halloween! But are all the treats worth the trek to the spooky side of town?
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Tyler Hendrix, David Ochs, Vincent Lau
In Theaters:10/2/2020
Box Office:
Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Tonko House, Superprod
Cast
Alexander Woo, Stanley Moore
Director
Alan C. Lim
Cory Carson (voice)
Maisie Benson
Chrissy Carson (voice)
Smith Foreman
Freddie Firetruck (voice)
Ann Kendrick
Dr. Ethyl Wiperglass (voice)
Kerry Gudjohnsen
Mama Carson (voice)
Paul Killam
Papa Carson (voice)
Stanley Moore
Janitor / Brett (voice)
Tyler Hendrix
Phil the accountant (voice)
Ella Joy Ballesteros
Frannie Fenderson (voice)
Jimmy Olea
Carlos (voice)
Jim Capobianco
Gary Garbage (voice)
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