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The Willies (1990)
Two brothers camping with their cousin try to frighten each other by telling stories. They start with urban legends, but then there are two main narrations: one involves strange happenings at an elementary school; the other, a teenage boy with a peculiar interest.
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Two brothers camping with their cousin try to frighten each other by telling stories. They start with urban legends, but then there are two main narrations: one involves strange happenings at an elementary school; the other, a teenage boy with a peculiar interest.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Brian Peck
In Theaters:12/27/1990
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Force Majeure Productions
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