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The Sphere of the Lycanthrope (2009)
John Hammond (David Stay -“Photon”, “Dahmer vs Gacy”, “Tres Caminos”) is a high school professor transferred to another school for delving into some dark practices. Upon arriving at Meckalecha High, he finds it is terrorized by a nasty gang of thugs led by Calvin Cooks (Aronne Baietti), best known as the Devil. After his back is against the wall and he realizes no one will take a stand against them, John Hammond the mild-mannered professor swallows the Sphere, transforms into a ravishing beast and takes on the punks in a bloody rampage.
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John Hammond (David Stay -“Photon”, “Dahmer vs Gacy”, “Tres Caminos”) is a high school professor transferred to another school for delving into some dark practices. Upon arriving at Meckalecha High, he finds it is terrorized by a nasty gang of thugs led by Calvin Cooks (Aronne Baietti), best known as the Devil. After his back is against the wall and he realizes no one will take a stand against them, John Hammond the mild-mannered professor swallows the Sphere, transforms into a ravishing beast and takes on the punks in a bloody rampage.
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Genre:Action, Horror
Written By:David Stay
In Theaters:10/31/2009
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:TM&I
Cast
David Stay
Director
David Stay
John Hammond / The Beast
Aronne Baietti
Calvin Cooks / The Devil
Canute Brown-Morgan
Thug
Craig DiFrancia
Luther
Tony Fernandez
Stewart
Eric Fortier
Brood Member
Liz Gallagher
Spherist
David Golden
Brood Member
Kent Harding
Dogboy
Bob Ketler
Dean of St. Nancy High School
Russell Merritt
Thug
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