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Catnado (2022)

The world faces a horrific onslaught of tornadoes, each unleashing spiraling hordes of enraged and deadly cats upon humanity. As chaos reigns, a disparate group of individuals have one mission: to stop this feline fury. But against such odds, and with only one life to spare per person, their battle becomes a cat-astrophic struggle to weather the storm. And when the fur flies it will be a meow-ssacre.
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The world faces a horrific onslaught of tornadoes, each unleashing spiraling hordes of enraged and deadly cats upon humanity. As chaos reigns, a disparate group of individuals have one mission: to stop this feline fury. But against such odds, and with only one life to spare per person, their battle becomes a cat-astrophic struggle to weather the storm. And when the fur flies it will be a meow-ssacre.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Donald Farmer, Melvin Pittman, Serena Salieri, James M. Myers, Blake Basko, Blair Kelly, Stephanie E. Kelly, Tim Ritter, Curtis Everitt, Jerry Williams
In Theaters:3/14/2022
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Stratosphere Entertainment, Saint Studios Films

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