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The Brides of Johnny in Monsterland (1992)
A sequel to the 1990 cult hit 'Johnny in Monsterland'. This story follows Johnny Talbot's (Jonathan Morrill) search for love and sanity, in a town that provides little of either, Provincetown, Massachusetts. All the while, Johnny is haunted by a rogues gallery of madmen and monsters, including a country lunatic named Bela Stoker, Nosferatu, a Hunchback, and a merman, and a laboratory assistant (all portrayed by David Bishop).
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A sequel to the 1990 cult hit 'Johnny in Monsterland'. This story follows Johnny Talbot's (Jonathan Morrill) search for love and sanity, in a town that provides little of either, Provincetown, Massachusetts. All the while, Johnny is haunted by a rogues gallery of madmen and monsters, including a country lunatic named Bela Stoker, Nosferatu, a Hunchback, and a merman, and a laboratory assistant (all portrayed by David Bishop).
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:David Bishop, Jonathan Morrill
In Theaters:6/12/1992
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Jonathan Morrill
Director
Krishna Berowski
Bride of Nosferatu #2
Mark Birnbaum
MoJo Owner
David Bishop
Nosferatu / Ygor / Bela Stoker / Squint
Jennifer Cabral
Hippy House Girl
Alan Carrier
The 'Wizard'
Melanie Cartwright
Dune Tour Driver
Patrick Clarke
Dr. Jessup Jaggermeister
Earl DeVries
Joke Shop Owner
Kevin Driskel
Wedding Guest
Maurice Enos
Popeye
Bruce Estey
Wedding Guest
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