The Legend of El Chupacabra (2023)
A young cryptozoologist hunts the legendary El Chupacabra in hopes of collecting a $50,000 reward with the help of his estranged best friend and the only girl he's ever loved.
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A young cryptozoologist hunts the legendary El Chupacabra in hopes of collecting a $50,000 reward with the help of his estranged best friend and the only girl he's ever loved.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rob Mabry
In Theaters:10/20/2023
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Bright Eye Pictures
Cast
Rob Mabry
Director
Sam Peirce
Pete Mackey
Aiden Figueroa
Danny Morales
Presley Weber
Bailey Bell
Mark Aspenleiter
Roy Dixon
Jared Donnelly
Sturgess Preston
Martha Van Garza
Cindy Mackey
Rosie Dubeau
Wendy Wendigo
Layton Wheeler
Young Pete Mackey
Allison Victoria-Wolfe
Evelyn
Jacob Ryan Martinez
Deputy Wyatt
Robert Moritz
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