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Monster from British Hell (2021)
A pair of scientists accidentally create mayhem in the North West of England by unleashing a swarm of giant radioactive wasps.
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A pair of scientists accidentally create mayhem in the North West of England by unleashing a swarm of giant radioactive wasps.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
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In Theaters:6/15/2021
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Runtime:72 minutes
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Cast
Anthony Rudd
Director
'Legs' Larry Smith
Narrator
Stéphane Cornicard
Dan Morgan
Will Harrison-Wallace
Doctor Notanazi
Peter Dickson
Albert
Ruth Urquhart
Lorna
Anthony Rudd
Territorial Agent
Katy Maw
Snake
Jim Davis
Dr. Quent Brady (archive footage)
Robert Griffin
Dan Morgan (archive footage)
Joel Fluellen
Arobi (archive footage)
Barbara Turner
Lorna (archive footage)
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