Barn of the Blood Llama (1997)
Inbred hillbillies trap various passersby at their World o Wool llama farm where an animal coroner is conducting genetic experiments which turn the animals into sex-starved toxic beasts. A new look at bad animal husbandry.
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Inbred hillbillies trap various passersby at their World o Wool llama farm where an animal coroner is conducting genetic experiments which turn the animals into sex-starved toxic beasts. A new look at bad animal husbandry.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Kirk Hunter, Kevin L. West
In Theaters:10/10/1997
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Maybe Gravy Films
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