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Fun Station (2023)
Savannah enters a nightmare during her closing shift when a psychotic killer monster arrives at the local family fun center and attempts to slaughter her and her ragtag co-workers.
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Savannah enters a nightmare during her closing shift when a psychotic killer monster arrives at the local family fun center and attempts to slaughter her and her ragtag co-workers.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
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In Theaters:10/1/2023
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Runtime:21 minutes
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