'The Harder They Fall': This Ain’t Your Grandma’s Spaghetti Western
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Cerebral Print: The Secret Files (2005)
In 1967, a secret government organization called The Cerebral Print Program was created to capture and study extraterrestrials. Once in the lab, scientists scoop out the alien brains and chuck them into a harvester which extracts and records the final memory so it can be viewed at a later date. The end result: a Cerebral Print. A group of government agents try their damnedest to keep the program a secret while the little grey bastards attempt to probe their way to freedom. This is a compilation of Cerebral Print Files.
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In 1967, a secret government organization called The Cerebral Print Program was created to capture and study extraterrestrials. Once in the lab, scientists scoop out the alien brains and chuck them into a harvester which extracts and records the final memory so it can be viewed at a later date. The end result: a Cerebral Print. A group of government agents try their damnedest to keep the program a secret while the little grey bastards attempt to probe their way to freedom. This is a compilation of Cerebral Print Files.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Ford Austin
In Theaters:5/5/2005
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Runtime:88 minutes
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Cast
Ford Austin
Director
Jed Rowen
Pvt. Parts / Harold The Babyboomer Asshole / Johnny Florida / Agent Santori / Cleetus / Mickey Crowbar / Anonymous Worker / Doctor Harry Samuels Beard M.D. / Homeless Joe
Felissa Rose
Carolyn / Tiffany
Richard Grove
Agent David Coleman
Ethan Phillips
Agent Larry Cornbloom
Ford Austin
Sir Lord William J. Dillingsworth Pickenstripe XIV Count Earl of Duke
J.A. Steel
Sexy Bounty Hunter
Mighty Mike Murga
MIkey / Lil' Bruno
Michaelia Carroll
Diamond
Heidi Honeycutt
Bikini Whore
Chris Watson
Mute Boy (as Chuck Fonda)
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