The Wonder Years (2021 TV series)
This reboot of The Wonder Years is told from the lens of a Black man.
Lost Command
When the government sends soldiers to Mindanao, the soldiers never came back, so another group of soldiers have been sent there to retrieve the lost group of soldiers. Shockingly, the missing soldiers have been transformed into aswangs or 'zombies'. While searching for them, some infected soldiers that were missing, got angry to the rescuers for abandoning them for years. So, the humans are in hot pursuit from the monsters
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When the government sends soldiers to Mindanao, the soldiers never came back, so another group of soldiers have been sent there to retrieve the lost group of soldiers. Shockingly, the missing soldiers have been transformed into aswangs or 'zombies'. While searching for them, some infected soldiers that were missing, got angry to the rescuers for abandoning them for years. So, the humans are in hot pursuit from the monsters
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Rody Vera
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Regal Entertainment
Cast
Chito S. Roño
Director
Dennis Trillo
Master Sgt. Martin Barrientos
Paulo Avelino
Corp. Lamberto Upaon
Martin Escudero
Pvt. Solomon Conde
Ella Cruz
Linda
Rommel Padilla
1st Lt. Bert Garces
Alex Castro
Pvt. Hilario Tabios
JC Tiuseco
Pvt. 1st Class Maximo Ornedo
AJ Dee
Pvt. 1st Class Blas Rogado
Ronnie Lazaro
Linda's father
Roi Vinzon
Kapitan Baltog/Col. Rolando Palma
Makisig Morales
Bunag
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