Mortal Kombat: Scorpion’s Revenge Gives Fans a Gory Good Time
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A Very Blood Sick Christmas Special (2024)
Blood Sick Productions and friends get together to watch a holiday classic with horror host segments, songs and commercial breaks.
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Blood Sick Productions and friends get together to watch a holiday classic with horror host segments, songs and commercial breaks.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Brewce Longo, David M. Dawson, Josh Christensen, Annie Mitchell, Richard Baylor, Dave Castiglione, Nicholas DeGideo, Michael DiFrancesco, Justin Cottingham, Lou Twilley, Ryan Petrillo, Dan Lisowski, David Nelson, Joel D. Wynkoop, Del Worshim, Trevor Bather, Zoe Angeli, Cacia Rose
Written By:Nicholas DeGideo, Josh Christensen, Zoe Angeli, Cacia Rose
In Theaters:12/12/2024
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Blood Sick Productions
Cast
Brewce Longo, David M. Dawson, Josh Christensen, Annie Mitchell, Richard Baylor, Dave Castiglione, Nicholas DeGideo, Michael DiFrancesco, Justin Cottingham, Lou Twilley, Ryan Petrillo, Dan Lisowski, David Nelson, Joel D. Wynkoop, Del Worshim, Trevor Bather, Zoe Angeli, Cacia Rose
Director
Nicole Elyse
Nicole of the Damned
Brewce Longo
Self
Angela Williams
Self
Dash Williams
Self
Josh Christensen
Pacey
Annie Mitchell
Slink Skull
Gaby Bogdanoff
Nick Petrecca
Ben Thompson
Luci Longlegs
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