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Who Won the Horror Contest Movie…

Posted on October 20, 2016February 3, 2023 by Richard

November 30, 2016 we will be here at 8pm chatting, over there in sidebar–>

Here we will be chatting and talking about the movie, making fun of it mostly, and announcing the winners of all 3 of our current contests. The Horror Story Contest, the 50 Word Horror Story Contest, and the Haiku Horror contest. You should stop by. You should stop by too. You should all stop by and talk to us, make fun of this silly movie that’s in the public domain, and then find out who won the contests.

So if you are really interested in knowing who won the $1000 in ads, maybe lets say if you entered the contest, you will be here…

IF YOU THINK YOU CAN SHOW TO WATCH THE MOVIE WITH US, POST A COMMENT BELOW….

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