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Atomic Dog (1998)
When a pooch is irradiated by a nuclear plant and threatens the town, only a teenage boy can redeem him.
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When a pooch is irradiated by a nuclear plant and threatens the town, only a teenage boy can redeem him.
Rating:PG
Genre:Horror, Science Fiction, TV Movie
Written By:Miguel Tejada-Flores
In Theaters:1/14/1998
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Wilshire Court Productions
Cast
Brian Trenchard-Smith
Director
Isabella Hofmann
Janice Rifkin
Daniel Hugh Kelly
Brook Yates
Cindy Pickett
Jennifer Yates
Scott Olynek
Dwayne Compton
Micah Gardener
Josh Yates
Katie Stuart
Heather Yates
Deryl Hayes
Dr. Herb Boyle
Matt Clarke
Second Boy
J.C. Roberts
Smitty
Carrie Schiffler
Office Manager
Hal Kerbes
Dr. Art Matoyan
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