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The Horror Movie on 20th Street (2021)

Three curious children become entranced by a horror movie poster they see at their local movie theater. Realizing that they are much too young to see the film, they attempt multiple tricks to sneak their way into the theater showing it.
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Three curious children become entranced by a horror movie poster they see at their local movie theater. Realizing that they are much too young to see the film, they attempt multiple tricks to sneak their way into the theater showing it.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Shea Territo
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In Theaters:6/22/2021
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Runtime:2 minutes
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