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American Cryptids (2025)
Two warring families (one human, one not) attempt to make peace, resulting in bloodshed. In a world of monsters and magic, can the younger generation shake off a fate written by bullets, fangs, and claws?
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Two warring families (one human, one not) attempt to make peace, resulting in bloodshed. In a world of monsters and magic, can the younger generation shake off a fate written by bullets, fangs, and claws?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Joseph Zettelmaier
In Theaters:8/15/2025
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Infinite Abyss Productions, Magnetbox Films
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