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The Scientist War (2025)
Mad Science student Ray Gunn has a crush on his classmate Gertrude Frankenstein. But she just got asked out on a date by this other guy, Heinrich Von Wissenschaftler III. So, basically, Ray is going to have to do something to him. And Dr. Monster will help him.
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Mad Science student Ray Gunn has a crush on his classmate Gertrude Frankenstein. But she just got asked out on a date by this other guy, Heinrich Von Wissenschaftler III. So, basically, Ray is going to have to do something to him. And Dr. Monster will help him.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Parker Strickland
In Theaters:11/15/2025
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Parker Strickland
Director
Cameron O’Neill
Ray Gunn
Ian Hardman
Dr. Monster
Julian Cobiella
Heinrich Von Wissenschaftler III
Joscelyn Rivera
Gertrude Frankenstein
Ash Hyla
Professor Bug
Parker Strickland
Waiter
Brooke Dismuke
Studious Scientist
Chris Feliciano
Sleepy Scientist
Isaac Shilling
Heinrich's Acolyte
Josie Gonzalez
Restaurant Customer
Hlib Huzhva
Restaurant Customer
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