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Jack vs. Lanterns (2019)
Genbetter has been growing gourds and the massive orange veggies are on the attack. Jack and his friends have to stop an invasion of pumpkin headed monsters.
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Genbetter has been growing gourds and the massive orange veggies are on the attack. Jack and his friends have to stop an invasion of pumpkin headed monsters.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Jason Liquori
In Theaters:12/14/2019
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Hocus Focus Productions
Cast
Jason Liquori
Director
Monique Parent
Tiffany Surebanks
Jennifer Wenger
Jody
Christina Daoust
Sheila
Michelle Prenez
Michelle
Ryli Morgan
Marti
Jason Liquori
Jack Woods
Trissa King
Mrs. Duffy
Nancy Liquori
TV Reporter
Brewier Welch
Brad Surebanks
Micah Christein
Ralph (as Micah Christien)
Heidi Christina Baynard
Tammy Jean
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