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Christmas Eve, 1996. A middle-class family celebrates the night at their country home. Everything is normal, but the visit of a horrible, deformed clown to their home will unleash a nightmare.
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Christmas Eve, 1996. A middle-class family celebrates the night at their country home. Everything is normal, but the visit of a horrible, deformed clown to their home will unleash a nightmare.
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Genre:Horror
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Terror Club / Lars Von Lieben Communications / Peibolster Productions / Vicent Films, Vincent Films
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