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Miss Holloween (2026)

Halloween has come to Hatchetfield, and with it an army of demonic monster-masks who set out to terrorize the tiny town. The only one standing in their way is Hatchetfield's mysterious, witchy guardian, Miss Holloway. But when she makes a deadly deal with the Lords In Black, Miss Holloway is in for more tricks than treats.
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Halloween has come to Hatchetfield, and with it an army of demonic monster-masks who set out to terrorize the tiny town. The only one standing in their way is Hatchetfield's mysterious, witchy guardian, Miss Holloway. But when she makes a deadly deal with the Lords In Black, Miss Holloway is in for more tricks than treats.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Curt Mega, Kim Whalen
Written By:Nick Lang, Matt Lang
In Theaters:10/24/2026
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Story Matters Studios, StarKid Productions

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