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Demon Queen Pinball Machine
Hapless heroes Derrick and Max transport a pinball machine to a would=be customer. However, they have no idea the pinball machine is possessed with a revenge spirit dead set on getting her due. Once the game is activated, all hell breaks loose and the Demon Queen is set on a rampage of destruction.
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Hapless heroes Derrick and Max transport a pinball machine to a would=be customer. However, they have no idea the pinball machine is possessed with a revenge spirit dead set on getting her due. Once the game is activated, all hell breaks loose and the Demon Queen is set on a rampage of destruction.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Joe Davison
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Studio:Six Gun Productions, Red Gears Studios
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