'A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting'
This horror movie combines elements of horror and babysitting with Black representation.
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Catching up with the time snatched by the Pandemic, a group of friends gathers for a drink night in a post-pandemic era. Reminiscing what has happened during the hard times, two people in the group gives each other the closure they needed before and after the losses.
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Catching up with the time snatched by the Pandemic, a group of friends gathers for a drink night in a post-pandemic era. Reminiscing what has happened during the hard times, two people in the group gives each other the closure they needed before and after the losses.
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Written By:Donetha Grace Merka
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