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Attack of the Killer Popcorn: Orville's Awakening
A group of movie theatre employees try to summon the spirit of a dead employee to find out where he placed the company card before he died, so they can order pizza.
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A group of movie theatre employees try to summon the spirit of a dead employee to find out where he placed the company card before he died, so they can order pizza.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Justin Wood, Cole Rockhold
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Studio:Sorcery of the Cinema
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Justin Wood
Director
Justin Wood
Justin Wood
Jensen Porter
Jensen Porterhouse Steak
Mallory Hamilton
Mallory Hamilton
Avery Whann
Gavery Whann
Jessica Helkey
Jessica Helkey
Cole Rockhold
Cole Rockhold
Jacob Keating
Orville Redenbacher / John Cena / Jacob Keating
Cole Rockhold
Cole Pebblegrip
Tyler Williams
Pizza Guy
Joe
Joe
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