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Squirm (1976)
A violent electrical storm topples power lines into the rain soaked earth that is home for an aggressive breed of worms. The high voltage causes the worms to mutate into larger, hostile hordes of man-eating worms that lie in wait for the residents of Fly Creek.
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A violent electrical storm topples power lines into the rain soaked earth that is home for an aggressive breed of worms. The high voltage causes the worms to mutate into larger, hostile hordes of man-eating worms that lie in wait for the residents of Fly Creek.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Jeff Lieberman
In Theaters:7/30/1976
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Squirm Company, American International Pictures
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