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Pulp Modern: Hand of Doom
Pulp Modern is back. Five cryptid tales. One malevolent cockatoo. An urban werewolf, killer badgers, zombies, frog monsters, and a giant demon of mass destruction. Award-winning short cuts ripped from the pages of the most enduring, underground pulp fiction digest magazine.
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Pulp Modern is back. Five cryptid tales. One malevolent cockatoo. An urban werewolf, killer badgers, zombies, frog monsters, and a giant demon of mass destruction. Award-winning short cuts ripped from the pages of the most enduring, underground pulp fiction digest magazine.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Matt Barrett, Darren Casey, Craig D. Foster, Emma McKenna, Simon O'Neill, Gregory Shultz, Barry Wilkinson
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Runtime:71 minutes
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Cast
Matt Barrett, Craig D. Foster, Simon O'Neill, Gregory Shultz, Barry Wilkinson
Director
Niamh Branigan
Laura (segment "Dispensary of Death")
Keith Singleton
Kevin (segment "Dispensary of Death")
Stacey Daly
Jenny (segment "Badger!")
Aaron Glenane
Ralph (segment "Overtime")
Patrick Basquill
Jimmy (segment "Croak")
Marty Mccue
Mason (segment "Hell Hole")
Matt Bissett-Johnson
Garry (segment "Mephistopheles Mall")
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