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The Z (2014)
Mars Heflin and his Protection Incorporated security team are the only force standing in the way of the ancient, ravenous species known as The Z as they seek to destroy the city.
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Mars Heflin and his Protection Incorporated security team are the only force standing in the way of the ancient, ravenous species known as The Z as they seek to destroy the city.
Rating:R
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Written By:Scott Kenyon Barker
In Theaters:10/31/2014
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Runtime:74 minutes
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