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Buddy (2026)
Remember BUDDY—the bright orange unicorn and star of that classic childrens' television show who brought joy and life lessons into your living room? Inside the colorful world of "It's Buddy!", a group of children spend their days singing, dancing, and helping Buddy spread happiness. But when one child refuses to play along, Buddy is not pleased and cracks begin to appear in this seemingly perfect world.
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Remember BUDDY—the bright orange unicorn and star of that classic childrens' television show who brought joy and life lessons into your living room? Inside the colorful world of "It's Buddy!", a group of children spend their days singing, dancing, and helping Buddy spread happiness. But when one child refuses to play along, Buddy is not pleased and cracks begin to appear in this seemingly perfect world.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Casper Kelly, Jamie King
In Theaters:8/28/2026
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:BoulderLight Pictures, Low Spark Films, SIPUR, SUBSTANCE
Cast
Casper Kelly
Director
Cristin Milioti
Grace
Delaney Quinn
Freddy
Topher Grace
Ben
Keegan-Michael Key
Buddy the Unicorn (voice)
Michael Shannon
Charlie the Train / Willie (voice)
Patton Oswalt
Strappy (voice)
Clint Howard
George (voice)
Eric Bauza
Mr. Mailbox / Worry Well / Couchy / Trashy / Pee Flower (voice)
Sergey Zhuravsky
Buddy the Unicorn
Madison Polan
Hannah
Bryson JonSteele
Derek
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