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Meat Crayon 

A bubbly young girl meets an eccentric art teacher who encourages her to draw freely and embrace her creativity. But as the crayons wear down the cheerful coloring session grows uneasy hinting at something far darker lurking beneath the paper.
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A bubbly young girl meets an eccentric art teacher who encourages her to draw freely and embrace her creativity. But as the crayons wear down the cheerful coloring session grows uneasy hinting at something far darker lurking beneath the paper.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Richard Rotter
Written By:Richard Rotter
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Runtime:6 minutes
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