Darker Colors (2020)
After a young girl's drawings are transformed into living monsters made of crayon and glitter, her older brother leads a mission into the woods to destroy them.
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After a young girl's drawings are transformed into living monsters made of crayon and glitter, her older brother leads a mission into the woods to destroy them.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Seth Worley
In Theaters:2/27/2020
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Runtime:12 minutes
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