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Awesomely Righteous & Radical (2020)
80s homage anthology
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80s homage anthology
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:6/4/2020
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Dustin Ferguson, Dean Houlihan, Shane Ryan-Reid
Director
Robert Z'Dar
(segment, "Samurai Cop trailer") (archive footage)
Mathew Karedas
(segment, "Samurai Cop trailer") (archive footage)
Mark Frazer
(segment, "Samurai Cop trailer") (archive footage)
Melissa Moore
(segment, "Samurai Cop trailer") (archive footage)
Lyddie Ward
(segment, "Guerrilla")
Shane Ryan-Reid
(segment, "The Somnambulist")
Gerald Okamura
(segment, "Samurai Cop trailer") (archive footage)
Sheri Davis
segment "Los Angeles Connection"
Mike Ferguson
Charlie (segment "Los Angeles Connection")
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