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Mystery Kids (2013)
Set in a small town in middle Oregon, eight kids who are well acquainted with the paranormal face off against a terrifying psychic threat. While the Twins fight to defend their family from destruction while four out of towners find themselves stranded in a broken down car in the middle of nowhere and two junior psychic detectives, who are on a top secret mission, get inadvertently mixed up in their high stakes danger.
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Set in a small town in middle Oregon, eight kids who are well acquainted with the paranormal face off against a terrifying psychic threat. While the Twins fight to defend their family from destruction while four out of towners find themselves stranded in a broken down car in the middle of nowhere and two junior psychic detectives, who are on a top secret mission, get inadvertently mixed up in their high stakes danger.
Rating:PG
Genre:Mystery, Fantasy, Animation
Written By:Erin Taverley
In Theaters:10/31/2013
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Runtime:45 minutes
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