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Revenge of Innsmouth 

Set in a dystopian future, in which – in a reversal of roles – the oppressed inhabitants of Innsmouth mount a violent bid for liberation against their hated human oppressors. Caught in the maelstrom of terror during the first night of their revolution is a young waitress, whose diner becomes the setting for brutal violence and unspeakable horror. But… who are the real monsters? The feared, fish-like creatures of Innsmouth, or the humans who keep them under lock and key?
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Set in a dystopian future, in which – in a reversal of roles – the oppressed inhabitants of Innsmouth mount a violent bid for liberation against their hated human oppressors. Caught in the maelstrom of terror during the first night of their revolution is a young waitress, whose diner becomes the setting for brutal violence and unspeakable horror. But… who are the real monsters? The feared, fish-like creatures of Innsmouth, or the humans who keep them under lock and key?

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Genre:Action, Horror
Directed By:Megan Tremethick
Written By:Lawrie Brewster
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Studio:Elflock Films

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