Massacre From Mars
A group of teenagers investigate what they believe to be a crashed meteor - but instead stumble across an alien hell bent on destruction!
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A group of teenagers investigate what they believe to be a crashed meteor - but instead stumble across an alien hell bent on destruction!
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Chris Boxwell
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Runtime:8 minutes
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