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There have always been rumors about the local fast-food joint and its shady owner. When a child goes missing, a young boy musters up his courage and decides to check it out.
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There have always been rumors about the local fast-food joint and its shady owner. When a child goes missing, a young boy musters up his courage and decides to check it out.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Louis Norton Selzer
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Panoptic Films, BFI Network
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