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Vigilant Justice (2024)
The World’s “First Superhero” is back with his very own movie! After the dastardly Harold Hunter ridicules him on live television, Vigilant must work with his partner Mason and his number one super fan Nancy to take down the crime lord and his brother Jeremy. Can Vigilant rise to the challenge, or will his concepts of heroism be put to the test?
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The World’s “First Superhero” is back with his very own movie! After the dastardly Harold Hunter ridicules him on live television, Vigilant must work with his partner Mason and his number one super fan Nancy to take down the crime lord and his brother Jeremy. Can Vigilant rise to the challenge, or will his concepts of heroism be put to the test?
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Ryan Sagun
In Theaters:1/30/2024
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Runtime:71 minutes
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Cast
Ryan Sagun
Director
Shawn Kosmakos
Vigilant/Virgil Leonard
Lazarus Gardner
Mason Williams
Liva Langer
Nancy Bernard
Blake Killion
Harold Hunter
Davonte T. Banks
Jeremy Hunter
Clarisse Bautista
Lana Sears
Everett Allen
Young Virgil
Emily Mendoza
Virgil's Mom
Marcus Mero
Virgil's Dad
CJ Malski
Julian Hills
Lance Beyer
Robber
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