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Worst Birthday Ever
A trio of mates running a simple birthday errand that takes a sinister turn when they meet William, an eccentric man residing in his home. As they explore his house, they uncover a chilling truth about him.
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A trio of mates running a simple birthday errand that takes a sinister turn when they meet William, an eccentric man residing in his home. As they explore his house, they uncover a chilling truth about him.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Lachlan Grech, Riley Mark Bell
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Runtime:11 minutes
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