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Cybernetic Showdown
Mutants threaten to overwhelm the last bastion of civilization left after the great apocalypse. Only one man stands in their way, but he's running out of bullets.
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Mutants threaten to overwhelm the last bastion of civilization left after the great apocalypse. Only one man stands in their way, but he's running out of bullets.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Action
Written By:Ian Russell
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Ringo Jones Productions
Cast
Ian Russell
Director
Tyhr Trubiak
Jimmy
Stephen Washen
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Veronica Ternopolski
The Secretary
Jeremy Dangerfield
Frank's Head
Tyler Glennon
The Friar
Darren Felbel
The Keeper of the Lore
Neil Reimer
Panicked Rookie Cop
Neil McRae
Questioning Rookie Cop
Jean-Jacques Javier
Irish Rookie Cop / Mutant
Caley Gibson
The Janitor
Davide Montebruno
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