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Henry and the Horrible Thing
The Horrible Thing eats the worst children in town and Henry is a prime candidate - but no matter how many times he is warned… …Henry Hamilton Hobbs is not afraid of the Horrible Thing.
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The Horrible Thing eats the worst children in town and Henry is a prime candidate - but no matter how many times he is warned… …Henry Hamilton Hobbs is not afraid of the Horrible Thing.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Phynley Joel
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Cast
Phynley Joel
Director
Camden Welker
Henry
Chelsey Fuller
Mrs. Hobbs
James Arnold Taylor
The Horrible Thing (Voice)
Dajanae Cole
Mrs. Violets
Joe Leadingham
Principal Cunningham
Anson Eggerss
Lifeguard
Laura Boyd
Pool Mom #1
Katarina Greer
Meg Fleener
Atticus Pope
Benjamin Neal
Ericka Black
Pool Mom #2
Walter Green
Grownup Henry
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