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Just Stay In (2024)
It's Halloween in 2003. All that Jeremy wants to do is go trick-or-treating but his overbearing parents won't let him go. So, he decides to sneak out with his friends. His decision leads to a sinister chain of events, leading to the tragic demise of many.
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It's Halloween in 2003. All that Jeremy wants to do is go trick-or-treating but his overbearing parents won't let him go. So, he decides to sneak out with his friends. His decision leads to a sinister chain of events, leading to the tragic demise of many.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Noah J. Welter
In Theaters:8/25/2024
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Dull Boy Films
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