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Halloweenville (2011)
Join Gary P. Cohen, director of Video Violence, Video Violence 2, and Captives aka Mama's Home as he travels to the seemingly normal small town of Lambertville, NJ and watches it transform into Halloweenville.
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Join Gary P. Cohen, director of Video Violence, Video Violence 2, and Captives aka Mama's Home as he travels to the seemingly normal small town of Lambertville, NJ and watches it transform into Halloweenville.
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Genre:Documentary, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Paul Kaye, Gary P. Cohen
In Theaters:10/31/2011
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:GPC Productions
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