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Halloween is finally here and there's so much fun to be had in Monster Town. Brains the adorable zombie and Woof the werewolf pup travel up and down Monster Town looking for something very important: they want to know what makes werewolves so cool.
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Halloween is finally here and there's so much fun to be had in Monster Town. Brains the adorable zombie and Woof the werewolf pup travel up and down Monster Town looking for something very important: they want to know what makes werewolves so cool.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation
Written By:Brooke Nethers
In Theaters:10/5/2021
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Toe Jamz, SingAlongs.tv, FamilyEntertainment.tv, WOWNow Entertainment, Ruthless Studios
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