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A group of friends go to an abandoned house for a weekend getaway only to stumble across a mad scientist with some monster-making goo. When some of that goo turns one of the group into a hungry, lustful beast - well let's just say it spells trouble.
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A group of friends go to an abandoned house for a weekend getaway only to stumble across a mad scientist with some monster-making goo. When some of that goo turns one of the group into a hungry, lustful beast - well let's just say it spells trouble.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sophie Godin
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:C Word Productions, Melting Man Films
Cast
Sophie Godin
Director
Cayt Feinics
May
Joel D. Wynkoop
Niven
Sophie Godin
Lab Assistant / Young Niven
Dustin Hubbard
Dr. Howard Phillips
Mary Catherine Holseybrook Wynkoop
Katherine
Todd Sheets
Ben
Giovanni Lombardo Radice
Narrator (voice)
Briana Wyman
Nikki
Kii Hornick
Brian
Toby Johansen
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