'Malignant': A Fun, Wacky Horror with Feminist Undertones
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Supernatural Activity (2012)
The world's most beloved illusionist, armed with his team of oxymoron’s, embark on the freakiest, most adventurous paranormal investigation of all time. Terrorized at every turn by an unexplainable irregular patterns of mysterious paradox’s, this witch-hunting, ghost busting, creature questing supernatural spooftacular is the funniest footage ever found!
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The world's most beloved illusionist, armed with his team of oxymoron’s, embark on the freakiest, most adventurous paranormal investigation of all time. Terrorized at every turn by an unexplainable irregular patterns of mysterious paradox’s, this witch-hunting, ghost busting, creature questing supernatural spooftacular is the funniest footage ever found!
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Andrew Pozza
In Theaters:10/31/2012
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Derek Lee Nixon
Director
Andrew Pozza
Damon Dealer
Liddy Bisanz
Blair Woods
Donny Boaz
Brock Haas
Devin Bonnée
Doug the Camera Man
Joey Oglesby
Pepper Shepared
Brett Houston
Editor Brett
Lizabeth Waters
Mitzy Para
Philip Marlatt
Tucker Thomas
Conley Michelle Wehner
Emily Sunflower
Austin James
Isaac Sunflower
Glenn D. Levy
Father O'Blowskie
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