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King Cobra (1999)
30 feet of pure terror is the result of an experimental drug used in a biochemical lab and this mutated nightmare is pure evil! Half-African cobra and half-diamondback, he's 30 feet long with a giant appetite for terror.
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30 feet of pure terror is the result of an experimental drug used in a biochemical lab and this mutated nightmare is pure evil! Half-African cobra and half-diamondback, he's 30 feet long with a giant appetite for terror.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:David Hillenbrand, Scott Hillenbrand
In Theaters:8/10/1999
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Hill & Brand Entertainment, Trimark Pictures
Cast
Scott Hillenbrand, David Hillenbrand
Director
Pat Morita
Nick Hashimoto
Scott Hillenbrand
Dr. Brad Kagen
Casey Fallo
Jo Biddle
Hoyt Axton
Mayor Ed Biddle
Joseph Ruskin
Dr. Irwin Burns
Courtney Gains
Dr. Joseph McConnell
Eric Lawson
Sheriff Ben Lowry
Arell Blanton
Jesse
Jerry Kernion
Conrad
Erik Estrada
Bernie Alvarez
Catalina Larranaga
Kathryn Burns
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