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Swarm of the Snakehead (2006)
With three sullen daughters in tow, a hapless father returns to his hometown to discover the residents are under attack by genetically-engineered snakehead fish.
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With three sullen daughters in tow, a hapless father returns to his hometown to discover the residents are under attack by genetically-engineered snakehead fish.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Frank Lama, Joel Denning
Director
Jamie Linck O'Brien
Ashley Emerson
Lisa Burdette
Mayor Janice Appleyard
Maggie Denning
Margarita
Timothy Stultz
Jake
Johnny Alonso
Buddy Brown
Gunnar Hansen
Gunner
Rigg Kennedy
Dr. Emerson
Frank Lama
Darrel Delhey
Joel Denning
William Emerson
Sharon Graves
Abigail Parker
Leanna Chamish
Briana Devine
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