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No Clowning Around (2012)
Ed, Who was once beloved by his hometown as Mumbles the Clown, is now a party clown who battles depression and addiction. His last shred of light in his life Trixie has struggles of her own. Being pushed from all sides who and what will stop this endless spiral?
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Ed, Who was once beloved by his hometown as Mumbles the Clown, is now a party clown who battles depression and addiction. His last shred of light in his life Trixie has struggles of her own. Being pushed from all sides who and what will stop this endless spiral?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Rob Dimension
In Theaters:12/8/2012
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Horror Shop Films, You've Been Robbed Films
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