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Mutilations (1986)
A high school science teacher takes his students on a field trip to see a UFO sighting. What they didn't expect, was that it was a flying saucer that crashed a farm house, and an alien predator feeds on humans, killing each student one by one!
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A high school science teacher takes his students on a field trip to see a UFO sighting. What they didn't expect, was that it was a flying saucer that crashed a farm house, and an alien predator feeds on humans, killing each student one by one!
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Lawrence Thomas
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Lawrence Thomas Productions
Cast
Lawrence Thomas
Director
Al Baker
Prof. Jim McFarland
Katherine Hutson
Ann Bennett
John Bliss
Oliver Matson
Richard Taylor
Jerry Newland
Shelly Creel
Libby Jones
Matthew Hixenbaugh
Roger Clayton
Jackie Shook
Fran Stevens
William Jerrick
Eugene Kendall
Pamela Michaels
Connie Hamilton
Bill Buckner
Buck Jenson
Harvey Shell
Charley Hill
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