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Halloween Candy (2025)
Spending her first Halloween alone, a recently divorced writer searches for inspiration from trick-or-treaters who come to her door. The night becomes a nightmare when one surprise visitor makes this Halloween one she will never forget.
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Spending her first Halloween alone, a recently divorced writer searches for inspiration from trick-or-treaters who come to her door. The night becomes a nightmare when one surprise visitor makes this Halloween one she will never forget.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Douglas A. Plomitallo
In Theaters:2/21/2025
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Scared Stiff Films
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