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Video Party Massacre (2014)
Sometime in the late 80's, an evil television is delivered to Harold. After taking over his body during the night, the television releases its own bloodthirsty killer, Static Eyes. As the girl next door parties with her friends around a campfire, Static Eyes stalks them with a machete and chainsaw. The next morning, Harold is in for a grisly surprise.
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Sometime in the late 80's, an evil television is delivered to Harold. After taking over his body during the night, the television releases its own bloodthirsty killer, Static Eyes. As the girl next door parties with her friends around a campfire, Static Eyes stalks them with a machete and chainsaw. The next morning, Harold is in for a grisly surprise.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Kenny Brown, Ryan Fowler
In Theaters:6/1/2014
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Violent Light Films
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