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Sonhood (2019)
150 Copies of the "Little Mac" special edition of "Mac and Me" were sold in Happy Meals at participating McDonald's restaurants in 1990 before being discontinued for complaints of alien nudity. This wasn't the only disturbing thing on that VHS release. The trailer for a film called Sonhood preceded the feature film. That film was never released. Here is the trailer for Sonhood, unearthed after three decades.
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150 Copies of the "Little Mac" special edition of "Mac and Me" were sold in Happy Meals at participating McDonald's restaurants in 1990 before being discontinued for complaints of alien nudity. This wasn't the only disturbing thing on that VHS release. The trailer for a film called Sonhood preceded the feature film. That film was never released. Here is the trailer for Sonhood, unearthed after three decades.
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Genre:Horror, Family
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In Theaters:5/17/2019
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