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Baby Owl's House of Terrors (2016)

After receiving a disappointing birthday present, Baby Owl sends his father on a rickety death machine of his own creation. Revenge has never been sweeter!
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After receiving a disappointing birthday present, Baby Owl sends his father on a rickety death machine of his own creation. Revenge has never been sweeter!

Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Comedy
Directed By:Stephen Picher
Written By:Stephen Picher
In Theaters:9/26/2016
Box Office:$2,000
Runtime:4 minutes
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