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During a late '90s TV Guide channel broadcast, an uptight cable company CEO fights off deranged hackers as they hijack her station, changing its content in real time.
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During a late '90s TV Guide channel broadcast, an uptight cable company CEO fights off deranged hackers as they hijack her station, changing its content in real time.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Joe Veix
In Theaters:3/29/2025
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Sprinkle Lab
Cast
Brandon Tauszik
Director
Lauren Servideo
Nancy Dorfman / Ben Cyclone Schwartz
Brooks Ginnan
Gang Leader
Ted Travelstead
Strange Man
Craig Smith
Old Man
Johnny Keatth
QVC Host #2
Jean Shin Vavra
Lawyer
Jacob Wilson
Dental Patient
Jane Schinasi
Hacker / Datacast Employee
Jon Smith
Datacast Employee
Faith Barrett
QVC Host #1
Marius Iftimovici
Karaoke Dreams Narrator
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