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Rippy (2024)

Young police officer Maddy is determined to live up to her deceased father's legacy. Her courage is put to the test when locals are found brutally ripped to shreds by the zombie kangaroo. As the undead beast leaves a trail of carnage, Maddy, with the help of her eccentric Uncle Schmitty and resilient Aunt Donna, must embark on a high-stakes battle to save the town.
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Young police officer Maddy is determined to live up to her deceased father's legacy. Her courage is put to the test when locals are found brutally ripped to shreds by the zombie kangaroo. As the undead beast leaves a trail of carnage, Maddy, with the help of her eccentric Uncle Schmitty and resilient Aunt Donna, must embark on a high-stakes battle to save the town.

Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Mystery
Directed By:Ryan Coonan
Written By:Richard Barcaricchio, Ryan Coonan
In Theaters:10/18/2024
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Red Dot World, Radioactive Pictures, Eclectik Vision, Dicentium Films, AMP International, Barcaricchio, Dark Sky Films

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