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Moon Ghost (2023)
The ancient monster Moon Ghost comes to Earth to devour humanity, and one young woman holds the enigmatic key to stopping his malevolent rampage of doom.
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The ancient monster Moon Ghost comes to Earth to devour humanity, and one young woman holds the enigmatic key to stopping his malevolent rampage of doom.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Joshua Courtade
In Theaters:10/20/2023
Box Office:
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Crazy Ants Media
Cast
Joshua Courtade
Director
Danira Stanojevic
Selina Gibbons
Scott Merriman
Dr. Apollo York / Sigmund / Larry / Radio News Dude
Samantha Berends
Raindrop
Shelby Bradley
Detective Sally Loomis
David Brown
Jerry
Catherine Chamberlin
Candy
Max Chamberlin
Max
Theodore Chamberlin
Theo
Byron Clute
Time Traveler
Beverly Courtade
Selina's Mom (voice)
Chuck Courtade Jr.
Skeptic
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