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Hermit: Monster Killer
This creature feature tells the story of a an old grumpy man (the hermit) on revenge, a pack of hunters and a rugby gorilla mascot running for his life, with one thing in common: an alien being that has crashed to earth, eating anyone in its path. Now it's up to the heroes to stop this menacing creature at all cost.
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This creature feature tells the story of a an old grumpy man (the hermit) on revenge, a pack of hunters and a rugby gorilla mascot running for his life, with one thing in common: an alien being that has crashed to earth, eating anyone in its path. Now it's up to the heroes to stop this menacing creature at all cost.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Ola Paulakoski, Fred Anderson
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Dino Publishing JW, Silvershark
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