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Fight the Panda Syndicate (2008)

1939. A rogue Nazi unit—the Panda Syndicate—hunts an ancient artifact of apocalyptic power. They fail. The talisman vanishes. Today, electrician Jim Reeder stumbles into a wiring job for Professor Rachel Gehret. He doesn't know her family has secretly guarded that same artifact for decades. Or that the Syndicate, alive and hunting, has just found them. Now, with hell on earth as the prize, Reeder and his friends must solve a decades-old mystery and fight a shadow war against a sorcerer's legion. The phony war is over. The real one begins. A dark comic-adventure from Crazy Elk Productions.
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1939. A rogue Nazi unit—the Panda Syndicate—hunts an ancient artifact of apocalyptic power. They fail. The talisman vanishes. Today, electrician Jim Reeder stumbles into a wiring job for Professor Rachel Gehret. He doesn't know her family has secretly guarded that same artifact for decades. Or that the Syndicate, alive and hunting, has just found them. Now, with hell on earth as the prize, Reeder and his friends must solve a decades-old mystery and fight a shadow war against a sorcerer's legion. The phony war is over. The real one begins. A dark comic-adventure from Crazy Elk Productions.

Rating:NR
Genre:Adventure
Directed By:Jason J. Dale
Written By:Jason J. Dale, Christopher Pickhardt
In Theaters:10/17/2008
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Crazy Elk Production Studios, Final Word Entertainment

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