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Goosebumps: Attack of the Jack-O'-Lanterns (1996)

When Drew's friends, Shane and Shana, pay her a visit, they offer to help her scare local bullies, Tabitha and Lee on Halloween. However, the evening turns terrifying when two jack-o'-lantern headed ghouls attack.
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When Drew's friends, Shane and Shana, pay her a visit, they offer to help her scare local bullies, Tabitha and Lee on Halloween. However, the evening turns terrifying when two jack-o'-lantern headed ghouls attack.

Rating:PG
Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Family
Directed By:William Fruet
Written By:Billy Brown, Dan Angel
In Theaters:10/26/1996
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Lenz Entertainment, Protocol Entertainment, Scholastic Productions, Stefaniuk FX Studio

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