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Blood of Ohma (2011)
Stories about him have been told around campfires for years. But for Jody, the legend of Bigfoot is all too real. She's spent most of her life hunting down the monster that killed her family and now she's about to have her life turned upside down by the legend again.
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Stories about him have been told around campfires for years. But for Jody, the legend of Bigfoot is all too real. She's spent most of her life hunting down the monster that killed her family and now she's about to have her life turned upside down by the legend again.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Mark Audess, Mark Cray, Marie Madison, Adam Moore
In Theaters:11/5/2011
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Runtime:108 minutes
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Cast
Paul Gorman
Director
Christian Lestat Bussiere
The Reporter
Mark Cray
Chase Levine
Nathan Gorman
Derek Hannah
Samantha Hoepfl
Jody Meyer
Addison Kinnear
Jody Meyer
Devin Kinnear
Son
Jason Kinnear
Eric Meyer Sr.
Jill Mosher Kinnear
Joleen Meyer
Ryan Kinnear
Eric Meyer Jr.
Jeremy Krukowski
Eric Meyer Sr.
Larry Laverty
Phil Farmer
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