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Iron Invader (2011)
A local artist uses the wreckage of a crashed Russian satellite in his giant sculpture for the town's centennial celebration. But soon a mysterious alien substance brings the giant sculpture to life; creating an iron monster whose only instinct is to survive at any cost.
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A local artist uses the wreckage of a crashed Russian satellite in his giant sculpture for the town's centennial celebration. But soon a mysterious alien substance brings the giant sculpture to life; creating an iron monster whose only instinct is to survive at any cost.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Fantasy, Science Fiction, TV Movie, Action
Written By:Paul Ziller, Gary Hawes
In Theaters:2/12/2011
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:CineTel Films, Super Écran, Movie Central, The Movie Network, Syfy, Reel One Entertainment
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