Sunshine Girl and the Hunt for Black Eyed Kids

2012
1h 27m

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Sunshine Girl and the Hunt for Black Eyed Kids (2012)

The star of the hit series, The Haunting of Sunshine Girl, Sunshine embarks on a new adventure with her best pal, Nolan and a new sidekick Andrew. They head to Portland, Oregon in search of ... Read allThe star of the hit series, The Haunting of Sunshine Girl, Sunshine embarks on a new adventure with her best pal, Nolan and a new sidekick Andrew. They head to Portland, Oregon in search of her favorite urban legend, Black Eyed Kids. Here they meet several witnesses who have seen... Read allThe star of the hit series, The Haunting of Sunshine Girl, Sunshine embarks on a new adventure with her best pal, Nolan and a new sidekick Andrew. They head to Portland, Oregon in search of her favorite urban legend, Black Eyed Kids. Here they meet several witnesses who have seen BEK. This is a whole new adventure for the group and far from her normal ghostly adventur... Read all

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schriftstellerin

Utter tripe

Over acted, under acted, implausible, and nonesense. If you like poor don't chooses coupled with a lot of walking for filler and ridiculous dialogue, this film is for you. From the beginning this was Another Teen Movie starring teens who couldn't decide if they were in a Disney special or a real documentary. A for trying something and playing the percentages. F for the final product.

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In November 2011 Coat Tale Productions launched a Kickstarter project to fund a feature film, In Search of Black Eyed Kids (later retitled Sunshine Girl and the Hunt for Black Eyed Kids). The film would follow Sunshine and other series characters as they search for black-eyed children, an urban legend surrounding supernatural creatures. The Kickstarter campaign met its goals, but Mercedes Rose later stated that the majority of the funding came from friends, family, and members of their film community.