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Squeal (2008)
When band members are stranded on a country road, excitement of their first tour is diminished by the horrors of a science experiment gone awry. Their pig-human hybrid mutant captors have many horrors in store but true revulsion does not descend until daylight when the extent of their work is revealed.
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When band members are stranded on a country road, excitement of their first tour is diminished by the horrors of a science experiment gone awry. Their pig-human hybrid mutant captors have many horrors in store but true revulsion does not descend until daylight when the extent of their work is revealed.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tony Swansey, Dennis Doornbos
In Theaters:5/8/2008
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Big Tree Productions, Green Flag Entertainment, Simple Seed
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