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Spooky Buddies (2011)
The nefarious Warwick the Warlock has returned from his astral imprisonment, and plans to make the final sacrifice for ultimate power - all he needs is the soul of a pure heart. The Buddies, alongside their new spectral friend Pip, race against the clock to defeat the sorcerer, who has enlisted the Halloween Hound to do his dirty work under the cover of the neighborhood festivities.
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3.5 / 5
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The nefarious Warwick the Warlock has returned from his astral imprisonment, and plans to make the final sacrifice for ultimate power - all he needs is the soul of a pure heart. The Buddies, alongside their new spectral friend Pip, race against the clock to defeat the sorcerer, who has enlisted the Halloween Hound to do his dirty work under the cover of the neighborhood festivities.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, Family, Mystery, TV Movie
Directed By:Robert Vince
Written By:Anna McRoberts, Robert Vince
In Theaters:9/20/2011
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Key Pix Productions, Spooky Buddies Productions, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
Cast
Robert Vince
Director
Robert Vince
Director
Genevieve Hannelius
Rosebud (voice)
Sierra McCormick
Alice
Sage Ryan
Pete
Debra Jo Rupp
Zelda (voice)
Skyler Gisondo
Billy/B-Dawg (voice)
Tucker Albrizzi
Bartleby
Elisa Donovan
Janice
Nico Ghisi
Budderball
Charles Henry Wyson
Buddha (voice)
Ty Panitz
Mudbud (voice)
Frankie Jonas
Pip (voice)
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