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Bibleman: The Six Lies of the Fibbler (1996)
The Fibbler makes a fiendish plan to break up the group. He starts with Ashley, coercing her into lying to the rest of her friends. Bibleman comes by to check on them, but he senses something sinister.
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The Fibbler makes a fiendish plan to break up the group. He starts with Ashley, coercing her into lying to the rest of her friends. Bibleman comes by to check on them, but he senses something sinister.
Rating:NR
Genre:Family, Action
Written By:Willie Aames
In Theaters:3/1/1996
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Pamplin Entertainment
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