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Trash Day (2020)

A very frustrated gamer is faced with a challenging task- taking out the trash. As our main character, Nate, a dramatic and sarcastic teenager argues with his mother over a simple chore, the audience will quickly realize that Nate's parents aren't acting quite like themselves. Watch in anticipation as Nate's night of gaming takes a turn for the worst.
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A very frustrated gamer is faced with a challenging task- taking out the trash. As our main character, Nate, a dramatic and sarcastic teenager argues with his mother over a simple chore, the audience will quickly realize that Nate's parents aren't acting quite like themselves. Watch in anticipation as Nate's night of gaming takes a turn for the worst.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Kellan Harris
Written By:Ryan Howard, Kellan Harris
In Theaters:9/20/2020
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Runtime:2 minutes
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Kellan Harris

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Grant Moyer

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