Get Spooked (The Music Video) (2023)
Beyond Your Nightmares!
Genre : Music
Runtime : 10M
Director : Christopher D. Robinson
Writer : Christopher D. Robinson
Synopsis
In the spirit of all the iconic retro kids' horror television shows we all knew and still love, the storyline of “GET SPOOKED” centers around three generations of kids, teens, and young adults. They all embark on an adventure of foolish fun, only to find themselves ensnared in a series of horrific realities. The gripping storyline weaves haunting visuals and mesmerizing sequences, while also highlighting additional spooky visuals and reactions.
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