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Attack Of The Alien Jelly Monsters From The Depths Of Uranus (2011)

Captain Jack and his band of intergalactic bounty hunters thought they’d seen it all. But when they crash land on Earth in pursuit of a dangerous space felon, they find that the south really is one of the dirtiest places in the universe. When their quarry begins to hunt them its up to Jack, his team, and a couple of good ole boys to sober up, quit chasing earth tail, and act like heroes! Easier said than done…
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Captain Jack and his band of intergalactic bounty hunters thought they’d seen it all. But when they crash land on Earth in pursuit of a dangerous space felon, they find that the south really is one of the dirtiest places in the universe. When their quarry begins to hunt them its up to Jack, his team, and a couple of good ole boys to sober up, quit chasing earth tail, and act like heroes! Easier said than done…

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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Justin Soponis
Written By:Bo Buckley
In Theaters:9/3/2011
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Studio:Strange Stuff Productions

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Director

Justin Soponis

Director

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Jack Abele

Captain Jack

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Carol Anne Watts

Lieutenant Dikteeze

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Johnny Blanton

Head Space Pirate

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Michael Blaustein

Coxswain

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Darius Bridges

Private Bumfugger

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Caitlyn Brarens

Church Parishioner

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Jack Brarens

Altar Boy

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Nathanial Carter

Preacher

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Mia Clarke

Church Member

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Taylor-Grace Davis

Sally Jo

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Jeff Folkes

Bar owner / Jeff

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