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The Dark Kingdom
To save their Kingdom from an army of undead, a group of warriors must travel through the forbidden lands fighting the fearsome beasts that call The Dark Kingdom their home.
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To save their Kingdom from an army of undead, a group of warriors must travel through the forbidden lands fighting the fearsome beasts that call The Dark Kingdom their home.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure, Science Fiction, Action
Written By:Ben Loyd-Holmes, Aston Benoit
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Grass Temple Films, High Fliers Films, Hollywood Vision
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