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They Might be Monsters
The film follows Malcolm a middle-aged man who leads a group therapy session for dysfunctional monsters that have been kicked our or disowned from their own kind.
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The film follows Malcolm a middle-aged man who leads a group therapy session for dysfunctional monsters that have been kicked our or disowned from their own kind.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Velton Lishke, Jack Morgan
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Runtime:94 minutes
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Velton Lishke
Director
Velton Lishke
Malcolm
Jay Anthony
The Sound Guy
Kimberley Barrett
Lonely Lucy
Pete Bennett
Chris The Vampire
Darcey Blackburn
Kristy The Clown Victim
Richard Blackburn
David the Werewolf
Suzanne Celensu
Neve the Witch
Elleisha Dale
Indy Elly
Jess Denning
Dawn the Zombie
Elliott Eason
Frankie the Monster
Ben Erwin
Bar Manager Bill
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