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Todd And The Book Of Pure Evil
Teen heavy-metal enthusiast, Todd, seeks dating advice from the Prince of Darkness, unleashing the fury of hell to win the heart of the head cheerleader.
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Teen heavy-metal enthusiast, Todd, seeks dating advice from the Prince of Darkness, unleashing the fury of hell to win the heart of the head cheerleader.
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Written By:Max Reid, Craig David Wallace
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Canadian Film Centre
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