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The Cookie Jar
Trapped in a torture room, Derrick must find a way to escape, but when certain truths are uncovered, chaos ensues, and the cookies begin to crumble.
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Trapped in a torture room, Derrick must find a way to escape, but when certain truths are uncovered, chaos ensues, and the cookies begin to crumble.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Paraskevas Mourikis, Lara Deam
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Spyridon Pictures
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