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Quakeasaurus (2022)
An earthquake tears through Los Angeles, rips open a hidden world beneath the city, and unleashes a winged dinosaur. A handful of survivors must outrun the apocalypse as the ancient creature tries to eliminate all life on earth.
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An earthquake tears through Los Angeles, rips open a hidden world beneath the city, and unleashes a winged dinosaur. A handful of survivors must outrun the apocalypse as the ancient creature tries to eliminate all life on earth.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ken May, Dustin Ferguson, Lee Turner, Hunter Bickham
In Theaters:1/1/2022
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:SCS Entertainment, Wild Eye Releasing
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