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Halloween... The Happy Haunting of America! (1997)

This documentary on Halloween visits haunted houses around the U.S. and presents interviews with horror celebrities.
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This documentary on Halloween visits haunted houses around the U.S. and presents interviews with horror celebrities.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Documentary
Written By:Daniel Roebuck
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Chuck Williams Productions, Whiz Bang Entertainment

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