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Mutant Swinger from Mars (2009)
A "long lost sci-fi film" from the 50's, finally, has been recovered! Martians from Mars come to Earth for it's most valuable resource,.. women! It's up to Rusty Rave to stop them.
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A "long lost sci-fi film" from the 50's, finally, has been recovered! Martians from Mars come to Earth for it's most valuable resource,.. women! It's up to Rusty Rave to stop them.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, Family, Science Fiction
Written By:Michael Kallio
In Theaters:6/25/2009
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Michael Kallio
Director
Biff Anderson
Dr. Hypnotic-O
Dorothy Atabong
Dancer
Rhonda Belcher
Pam
Rolfe D. Bergsman
Dr. Von Helpsling
Alicia Bewernitz
Temptress
Stephanie Cotton
Little Sister / Gorgeous Vixen
Scott Dixon
Dr. Vincent Smirnoff
Michael East
Rusty Rave / Lance Feldman
Mark T. Elliott
Ernie the Cop / Werewolf / Fighter Pilot #1
Charleton Hen-ston
The Chicken
Richard Jewell
Secret Saucer Agent #2
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