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Bog Creatures (2003)
Five young adults venture into a bog to excavate some bodies. After a while they find that bodies that have been buried in the bog have risen from the dead and seek to pick them off one by one.
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Five young adults venture into a bog to excavate some bodies. After a while they find that bodies that have been buried in the bog have risen from the dead and seek to pick them off one by one.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Matthew M. Howe
In Theaters:3/4/2003
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Sultan Films, MTI Home Video, Bedford Entertainment
Cast
J. Christian Ingvordsen
Director
Debbie Rochon
Tara
Michael Mosley
Nick Warren
Lara Theodos
Kelly Feneman
Jesse Steccato
Ronald Teller
Jeffrey Howard
Professor Feneman
Leia Thompson
Diana Oppenheimer
Courtney Henggeler
Susan Beth
Joshua Park
Steve Dyson
J. Christian Ingvordsen
Lord Voldheim
T.J. Glenn
Max
Malika Kinison
Berserker Princess (as Malika Borghese)
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