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The Crypt Monster 

In the '80s, a teenage nerd notices sinister parallels between the story of his favorite comic book and the real life horrors befalling the small town where he lives. He and a few friends seek to investigate.
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In the '80s, a teenage nerd notices sinister parallels between the story of his favorite comic book and the real life horrors befalling the small town where he lives. He and a few friends seek to investigate.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Adventure, Science Fiction
Directed By:Daniele Misischia
Written By:Cristiano Ciccotti, Daniele Misischia, Paolo Logli, Daniele Misischia, Cristiano Ciccotti, Alessandro Pondi, Marco Manetti, Antonio Manetti, Daniele Misischia, Antonio Manetti, Marco Manetti, Paolo Logli, Alessandro Pondi
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Box Office:$3,962
Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Mompracem, Vision Distribution, TIMVision, Emilia-Romagna Film Commission, MiC, Sky Cinema, Regione Lazio

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