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A married couple throws a dinner party for their neighbors, with a special gumbo recipe on the menu.
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A married couple throws a dinner party for their neighbors, with a special gumbo recipe on the menu.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Warren Mitchell, Mary Naquin, Hillary DuPont, Amy Ransow
In Theaters:6/25/2026
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Warren World Films
Cast
Warren Mitchell, Courtney Killeen
Director
Warren Mitchell
Jeff Jones
Courtney Killeen
Marianne Jones
Brett Beoubay
Barry Munilow
Brandon John Jenkins
Lucas Jones
Lizzie
Emilee Jones
Ed Schneider
Jeff Jones (Older)
Glinda David
Georgia Henderson
Susie Labry
Okra Dupree
Lisa Raziano
Paula Smith
Edward A. Chambers
Chad Williams
Kaitlyn Summers
Olivia Washington
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