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Fool Me Once
In this campy Australian horror short inspired by the popular '90s Goosebumps series, a juvenile plan to obtain more candy on Halloween backfires on two trick-or-treaters as they venture out past curfew despite reports of a murderer on the lose.
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In this campy Australian horror short inspired by the popular '90s Goosebumps series, a juvenile plan to obtain more candy on Halloween backfires on two trick-or-treaters as they venture out past curfew despite reports of a murderer on the lose.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Michelle Rubin, Justin Wiggins
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Silver Eye Pictures
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