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Gingerdead Man: Murder-Thon (2025)
Join the one and only The Gingerdead Man and his perverse pals, Ebee The Evil Bong, The Gingerweed Man and more, as they rampage through the entire GDM franchise, ripping out silly and splatterific sequences from your favorite films! It's a sugary tsunami of blood, babes and beastly baked goods that will leave you thirsty for more, making this one MURDERTHON you won't wanna miss!
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Join the one and only The Gingerdead Man and his perverse pals, Ebee The Evil Bong, The Gingerweed Man and more, as they rampage through the entire GDM franchise, ripping out silly and splatterific sequences from your favorite films! It's a sugary tsunami of blood, babes and beastly baked goods that will leave you thirsty for more, making this one MURDERTHON you won't wanna miss!
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:William Butler, Domonic Muir, Kent Roudebush
In Theaters:8/21/2025
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Full Moon Features
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