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Hell Is a Teenage Girl
In Springboro, Halloween is a time for teens to obey the rules, especially since the town boasts a slasher who returns yearly on the normally fun holiday. Parker knows this all too well because the Springboro Slasher happens to be her dad. But that legacy be damned because she’s going to turn the tables on the town and her father once and for all.
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In Springboro, Halloween is a time for teens to obey the rules, especially since the town boasts a slasher who returns yearly on the normally fun holiday. Parker knows this all too well because the Springboro Slasher happens to be her dad. But that legacy be damned because she’s going to turn the tables on the town and her father once and for all.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Stephen Sawchuk
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