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Puppets (2017)
A young, desperate ventriloquist arrives to an audition only to be turned away with just a brief glance. Tenaciously, the ventriloquist fights for his opportunity to perform and when he gets it, he is elated. But soon, he discovers a dark secret about the audition..the puppets are actually auditioning him for something far more sinister than a simple stage show.
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A young, desperate ventriloquist arrives to an audition only to be turned away with just a brief glance. Tenaciously, the ventriloquist fights for his opportunity to perform and when he gets it, he is elated. But soon, he discovers a dark secret about the audition..the puppets are actually auditioning him for something far more sinister than a simple stage show.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Matthew Rosvally
In Theaters:9/4/2017
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Shockfest Horror Factory, Sepulture Productions, Claveria Caliber Cinema
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