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File:Hard Cotton Candy.jpg|link=Hard Cotton Candy|'''''[[Hard Cotton Candy]]''''' is an American psychological horror film about a 14-year-old female vigilante's trapping and torture of a circus barker whom she suspects of being an evil supernatural clown.
File:Hard Cotton Candy.jpg|link=Hard Cotton Candy|'''''[[Hard Cotton Candy]]''''' is an American psychological horror film about a 14-year-old female vigilante's trapping and torture of a circus barker whom she suspects of being an evil supernatural clown.


File:Love, Mannequin Style.jpg|thumb|link=Love, Mannequin Style|'''''[[Love, Mannequin Style]]''''' is an anthology comedy television series. Each episode features a story of mannequin romance, usually with a comedic spin.
File:Love, Mannequin Style.jpg|link=Love, Mannequin Style|'''''[[Love, Mannequin Style]]''''' is an anthology comedy television series. Each episode features a story of mannequin romance, usually with a comedic spin.


File:Sawless in Seattle.jpg|link=Sawless in Seattle|'''''[[Sawless in Seattle]]''''' is an American psychological horror television series starring Kelsey Grammer and Peri Gilpin, two marriage counsellors whose own marriage descends into madness when they host a live call-in radio show.
File:Sawless in Seattle.jpg|link=Sawless in Seattle|'''''[[Sawless in Seattle]]''''' is an American psychological horror television series starring Kelsey Grammer and Peri Gilpin, two marriage counsellors whose own marriage descends into madness when they host a live call-in radio show.

Revision as of 12:40, 27 November 2022

Earliest known poster for Bride of Chuckles.

Bride of Chuckles is a 1998 American confectionary slasher film about a doll possessed by a criminally insane candy manufacturer, and his former lover and accomplice Tootsie, whose soul is transferred into a diabetic doll.

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