Representation Matters: Diverse Characters and Voices in “The Amazing World of Gumball” and “The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants”
Inspiring and diverse animated series for the whole family.
Evil on Queen Street: Domination (2009)
All is finally quiet around Queen Street, Nick has a new love interest in former bounty hunter Electra Murphy, Damien has been placed on a top secret assignment out of town, and Anderson is now the top detective and has a new partner Jaqueline 'Jackie' Romero. But when Nick inadvertently revives The Demon, who in turn unleashes an army of undead creatures to walk the earth, Anderson stumbles upon this rising army, an action packed battle will ensue and Nick, with the returning Damien & Electra will be forced to team up with Alexia's dysfunctional sister, Sarah and her con man boyfriend, Victor as they board themselves up in Nick's house to try an escape the undead attack..
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All is finally quiet around Queen Street, Nick has a new love interest in former bounty hunter Electra Murphy, Damien has been placed on a top secret assignment out of town, and Anderson is now the top detective and has a new partner Jaqueline 'Jackie' Romero. But when Nick inadvertently revives The Demon, who in turn unleashes an army of undead creatures to walk the earth, Anderson stumbles upon this rising army, an action packed battle will ensue and Nick, with the returning Damien & Electra will be forced to team up with Alexia's dysfunctional sister, Sarah and her con man boyfriend, Victor as they board themselves up in Nick's house to try an escape the undead attack..
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Genre:Horror
Written By:John Vasiliou
In Theaters:8/15/2009
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Dark Night Films, Dark Night Films
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