'PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie' (2023)
This theatrical sequel based on the PAW Patrol series features voice actors of color in this action-packed adventure.
Turkey Day: Lost in the Poultry-Geist (2023)
Since stumbling onto a time machine, a Thanksgiving turkey named Turk has been re-living the same Thanksgiving day for 100 years straight, much to his delight. But today something seems amiss and Turk calls on the Easter Bunny for help. The Easter Bunny tips Turk off about the dangers of time travel and reveals there's only one creature that can help Turk fix time and restore things as they used to be. Unfortunately, that creature turns out to be the fearsome Dracula!
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Since stumbling onto a time machine, a Thanksgiving turkey named Turk has been re-living the same Thanksgiving day for 100 years straight, much to his delight. But today something seems amiss and Turk calls on the Easter Bunny for help. The Easter Bunny tips Turk off about the dangers of time travel and reveals there's only one creature that can help Turk fix time and restore things as they used to be. Unfortunately, that creature turns out to be the fearsome Dracula!
Rating:G
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Written By:Christopher Maitland
In Theaters:1/1/2023
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:FamilyEntertainment.tv, Holiday Movies.tv, WOWNow Entertainment
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