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The Terror Within II (1991)
In a world gone mad, the last human colony struggles to survive underground, beneath a land of nightmarish mutants who seek to destroy them. But when the mutant breaks inside humanity's final stronghold, the battle for survival pits the human colonists against their deadly invaders miles below the earth's surface.
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In a world gone mad, the last human colony struggles to survive underground, beneath a land of nightmarish mutants who seek to destroy them. But when the mutant breaks inside humanity's final stronghold, the battle for survival pits the human colonists against their deadly invaders miles below the earth's surface.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Andrew Stevens, Thomas McKelvey Cleaver
In Theaters:1/18/1991
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Concorde Pictures
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