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Pop Monsters (2024)
When a teenager scores 2 VIP tickets to the most sought after concert of the year, she decides to use that power and play a game to determine who gets to go with her. The game slowly pushes the friends to their limits until they lose all control and chaos ensues.
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When a teenager scores 2 VIP tickets to the most sought after concert of the year, she decides to use that power and play a game to determine who gets to go with her. The game slowly pushes the friends to their limits until they lose all control and chaos ensues.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
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In Theaters:10/26/2024
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Eyes Up Here Productions, Where the Buffalo Roam
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