When loser Duke, who has screwed up every hair-brained scheme he's ever come up with, accidentally falls off a cruise ship and wakes up on a mysteriously abandoned, top secret government island, he discovers that it's overrun with mutants and monsters from a failed 1980s DARPA "super soldier" project to stop the 2nd Cold War.
Steven Shea
Director
James Schrader
Duke (voice)
Juliana Harkavy
Dyanna (voice)
Harland Williams
Sam (voice)
James Marsters
Reggie (voice)
Spencer Grammer
Moon (voice)
Harry Lennix
General Dregg (voice)
John DiMaggio
Colonel Fergusen (voice)
Michael 'Indy' Johns
Barry (voice)
Maurice LaMarche
Dr. Oculus (voice)
Dana Snyder
Pete (voice)
LeeAnna Vamp
Midnight (voice)
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