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Anti Christmas Carol (2017)
Two girlfriends head to a rave instead of their annual Christmas dinner with family. After being attacked during a zombie outbreak the two not only wake up with the worst hangover ever, but Christmas nightmares guide the couple to what could be their last family reunion.
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Two girlfriends head to a rave instead of their annual Christmas dinner with family. After being attacked during a zombie outbreak the two not only wake up with the worst hangover ever, but Christmas nightmares guide the couple to what could be their last family reunion.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Joe Manco
In Theaters:12/11/2017
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Little Spark Films
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