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Power Rangers: Trickster Treat (2015)

It's Halloween, and the Power Rangers' biggest foes are determined not to let them ruin any of their ghastly mayhem! And there is no time for treats, as the team must outwit Trickster's nightmare-inducing dream beams, visit a mysterious fortune teller who summons visions of past opponents, and escape the haunted forest, all while battling the creepiest of creatures and keeping humanity safe. But is there a monster from the spirit world and beyond that can defeat the Power Rangers?
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It's Halloween, and the Power Rangers' biggest foes are determined not to let them ruin any of their ghastly mayhem! And there is no time for treats, as the team must outwit Trickster's nightmare-inducing dream beams, visit a mysterious fortune teller who summons visions of past opponents, and escape the haunted forest, all while battling the creepiest of creatures and keeping humanity safe. But is there a monster from the spirit world and beyond that can defeat the Power Rangers?

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Genre:Action, Family
Written By:Michael Sorich, Jim Peronto, Cheryl Saban, Joseph Kuhr
In Theaters:9/15/2015
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Saban Brands, Toei Company

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