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Lights Over Montgomery County (2023)
A faux-documentary host investigates weird lights, A.I. robots, aliens, and strange happenings in Montgomery County, Texas.
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A faux-documentary host investigates weird lights, A.I. robots, aliens, and strange happenings in Montgomery County, Texas.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Dustin Tamplen
In Theaters:10/13/2023
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Hot Death Productions, Horror Dadz Productions
Cast
Dustin Tamplen
Director
Dustin Tamplen
Clayton Tamplen
Dillon Brown
Waylon Green
Michael Rock
Rick Davis
Hunter Nino
Herschel Gilroy
Jackie Flournoy
Erick "Ricki" Campbell
Bonnie DeCosta
Betty Desmond
Coleman Tamplen
Darrel Thomas
Braydon Tamplen
Jaxon Thomas
Austin Tamplen
Mike Thomas
Tyler Reygers
Tyler Bruce
John DeCosta
Gene Desmond
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