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Frankenspy (2023)
When a fellow operative who also happens to be a misunderstood genius revives her corpse and gives Jill a new lease on un-life, she vows to take down the international criminal organization that infiltrated her agency and gunned her down. But her reanimated body isn’t what it used to be, and Jill the Frankenspy will have to contend with erratic limbs and a rotting brain.
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When a fellow operative who also happens to be a misunderstood genius revives her corpse and gives Jill a new lease on un-life, she vows to take down the international criminal organization that infiltrated her agency and gunned her down. But her reanimated body isn’t what it used to be, and Jill the Frankenspy will have to contend with erratic limbs and a rotting brain.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction
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In Theaters:10/5/2023
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Surrender Cinema
Cast
Dean McKendrick
Director
Brandin Rackley
Madame Zola (archive footage)
Dena Kollar
Carrie (archive footage)
Jayden Cole
Jill X (archive footage)
Beverly Lynne
Tanya X (archive footage)
Dan Golden
Mr. Shayne (archive footage)
Ted Newsom
Newton (archive footage)
Frankie Cullen
Carter (archive footage)
Billy Chappell
Sherwood (archive footage)
Nick Manning
Dr. Vornoff (archive footage)
Justine Farrar
Adnrea (archive footage)
Kylee Nash
(archive footage)
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