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ThanksKilling 3 (2012)
A fowl-mouthed turkey and a cast of outrageous puppets embark on a surreal quest to find the lost sequel, ThanksKilling 2.
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A fowl-mouthed turkey and a cast of outrageous puppets embark on a surreal quest to find the lost sequel, ThanksKilling 2.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Jordan Downey, Kevin Stewart, Michael W. Downey
In Theaters:11/1/2012
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Detention Films
Cast
Jordan Downey
Director
Daniel Usaj
Uncle Donny
Joe Hartzler
Jefferson
Preston Altree
Nibla
Jordan Downey
Turkie / Yomi / WiseTurky / Muff
Benjamin Siemon
Mrs. Turkey
Mike Litzenberg
Greg Garbage
Bridge Stuart
FrankenTurkey
Wanda Lust
Naked Astronaut
Kevin Stewart
Rhonda Worm / PluckMaster / Meowmir
David Cronin
Pie-Lett
Jeffery A. Baker
Flamethrower 1
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