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Who's Hungry? (2009)
Two children accept free ice cream from an ice cream vendor and end up being captured. With that, they try to find a way to escape so as not to become a meal.
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Two children accept free ice cream from an ice cream vendor and end up being captured. With that, they try to find a way to escape so as not to become a meal.
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Genre:Horror, Animation
Written By:David Ochs
In Theaters:4/27/2009
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Runtime:5 minutes
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