What's up Task Force, Trevor here with another preview for Movie Club.

This week, it's what I've been talking about and so excited to cover Disney Channel original movie,

Don't Look Under the Bed. Super fun, super nostalgic, available now over at red webbpod.com.

We start in Middleburg, and my first note is it might as well be called city town or basicville because it's

Middleburg in the middle of the country. It's just your average town. And the movie opens up

with 14 year old Francis Bacon, McCausland as a creepy shadow of something is reaching out for her

while she sleeps. All the clocks in the house then suddenly speed up until their alarms go off

and Francis and the family, they're woken up. But Francis herself is startled awake by a voice saying,

Franny. Commenting on how dark it still is, the family's kind of going about their business,

and they're beginning of their day and everyone watching relives the trauma of waking up at 6 a.m.

for school at 7. Oh my god, yes.

Huge flashback for me.

Well, it turns out it's only 4.30.

Somehow the clock's freaked out and Francis goes back to bed knowing that there must be some sort of logical explanation.

I appreciate this out of her.

Meanwhile, we cut to a sharp-toed monster up on the roof, was cutting open a bag of dog treats

to lure the dog in.

Next day, she's on her way to school, and Francis finds out her friends and neighbors

all experience the same odd clock phenomenon.

They all woke up early, and they also then realize that all the neighborhood dogs are up

on their respective roofs.

It's just a neighborhood filled with roof dogs. And Francis

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