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The Black Dude Lives! (2017)
A mysterious creature is terrorizing the community, but despite all the evidence pointing to the culprit being a werewolf, the authorities can only seem to focus on the black dude in their midst.
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A mysterious creature is terrorizing the community, but despite all the evidence pointing to the culprit being a werewolf, the authorities can only seem to focus on the black dude in their midst.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Tommy Sigmon
In Theaters:11/11/2017
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Runtime:4 minutes
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