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A mad scientist unleashes three mischievous little creatures to spread terror on mankind in this loving homage to the little monster movies of the past.
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A mad scientist unleashes three mischievous little creatures to spread terror on mankind in this loving homage to the little monster movies of the past.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Sophie Godin
In Theaters:11/2/2018
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:C Word Productions, Melting Man Films
Cast
Sophie Godin
Director
Brinke Stevens
The Being (voice)
Brett Kelly
Jackal Evans
Chip Herman
Medical Examiner Max
Sophie Godin
Leon
Ethan Dalton Clifford
Dan Stewart
Mairead Traxler
The Being
Luc Bernier
Steve Walls
Detective Emerson
Chris Mathias
Detective O'Bannon
Stevie Lyons
Eva Stewart
Tyler Oscar Levesque
Henry Mills
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