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It Came! (1993)
Electrical overload at the Throbbing Video Company office alows an alien force into the phone lines. The force becomes a sound wave and enters the body of an electrician who then goes on a rampage. When the electrician is killed, the force transfers to another body and so on.
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Electrical overload at the Throbbing Video Company office alows an alien force into the phone lines. The force becomes a sound wave and enters the body of an electrician who then goes on a rampage. When the electrician is killed, the force transfers to another body and so on.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Phil Beloin, Steve Arthur
In Theaters:1/1/1993
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Runtime:82 minutes
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