The Leguminous Monster from Outer Space 2
The Vegetable Monster survived the shot fired at the end of Part 1. Wounded, he is saved by a shy veterinarian who is abused by the rude colonists of southern Brazil, and who will use the alien plant creature as an instrument of revenge.
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The Vegetable Monster survived the shot fired at the end of Part 1. Wounded, he is saved by a shy veterinarian who is abused by the rude colonists of southern Brazil, and who will use the alien plant creature as an instrument of revenge.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Petter Baiestorf
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Bulhorgia Produções, Canibal Filmes
Cast
Petter Baiestorf
Director
Coffin Souza
Bodegueiro racista do Oeste de SC
Everson Schütz
Monstro Legume / Poeta / Travesti
Elio Copini
Veterinário / Português / Monstro Legume Com Capa
Onesia Liotto
Menina
Jorge Timm
Pai da menina
Claudio Baiestorf
Colono
Eder Meneghini
Colono
Airton Bratz
Colono
Petter Baiestorf
Travesti
Antonio Viola
Violeiro
Cristian Silva
Colono
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