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Indestructible (2009)
A man with horrible psychological problems snaps and goes on a short murder spree before being gunned down by the local Sheriff and his deputy. What should be the end of the story is only the beginning as an ambitious doctor decides to test his latest experimental drug on the body of the man. In a Frankenstein-like twist, the drug works all-too-well, and the man comes back, now with super human strength and is near indestructible.
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A man with horrible psychological problems snaps and goes on a short murder spree before being gunned down by the local Sheriff and his deputy. What should be the end of the story is only the beginning as an ambitious doctor decides to test his latest experimental drug on the body of the man. In a Frankenstein-like twist, the drug works all-too-well, and the man comes back, now with super human strength and is near indestructible.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Matt Spease, John Vasiliou
In Theaters:7/31/2009
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Dark Night Films
Cast
Matt Spease
Director
Phil Giourousis
Dr. Tom Sumner
Mimi Tran
Alison Sumner
Jade Michael LaFont
Robert Kersey
Mitch Mason
Dr. Phillip Spears
Rufus English
Dr. Paul Simpson
Matt Spease
James Kirby
Kristina Castle
Alex Thompson
Sarah Teed
Nancy Sumner
Daniel Ramme
Deputy Hill
Ashley Rebecca Hicks
Danielle
Daisy Owings
Lolita
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