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Audie & the Wolf (2008)
When the moon is full, a friendly WOLF turns into a savage, bloodthirsty MAN and goes on a kill spree in a starlet's Hollywood mansion.
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When the moon is full, a friendly WOLF turns into a savage, bloodthirsty MAN and goes on a kill spree in a starlet's Hollywood mansion.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:B. Scott O'Malley
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Brooklyn Reptyle Productions
Cast
B. Scott O'Malley
Director
Derek Hughes
John Doe
Tara Price
Audie Bantam
Christa Campbell
Rachel Brock
Rance Howard
Dr. Maleosis
Richard Riehle
Michael Ludlow
Alex Alexander
Carol Ludlow
Annabelle Milne
Daotia Crowley
Atticus Todd
Del Bearstride
Elana Krausz
Minnie Sabat
Laura Lance
Jane Peebles
Christo Dimassis
Bounty Hunter Janciewicz
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