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SLEIGH! (2021)
Jacob tries to keep a tradition alive by throwing a Christmas party for his distant friends. The night takes a deadly turn when they brush off an antique Christmas board game. It proceeds to show him his friends aren't who they seem.
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Jacob tries to keep a tradition alive by throwing a Christmas party for his distant friends. The night takes a deadly turn when they brush off an antique Christmas board game. It proceeds to show him his friends aren't who they seem.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Comedy
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In Theaters:8/13/2021
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:Sunny State Films
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