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Kraa! the Sea Monster (1998)
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Runtime: 80 mins
Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy
Synopsis: The Earth has a new and deadly enemy: Kraa, a gigantic, alien sea monster sent by the evil Lord Doom to conquer the planet. Now it's up to the Planet Patrol--four enterprising crimefighter... The Earth has a new and deadly enemy: Kraa, a gigantic, alien sea monster sent by the evil Lord Doom to conquer the planet. Now it's up to the Planet Patrol--four enterprising crimefighter kids--and an intergalactic agent named Mogyar to send this chitinous creep packing and save the world. [More]
Starring: Teal Marchande, Robert J. Ferrelli, Robert Garcia, J.W. Perra
Starring: Teal Marchande, Robert J. Ferrelli, Robert Garcia, J.W. Perra, John P. Fedele, Michael Guerin, Alison Lohman, R.J. McMurray, Jeff Rector, Jeffrey Meyer, Colton Scott, Anthony Furlong, Candida Tolentino, Jon Simanton
Director: Michael S. Deak, Aaron Osborne
Director: Michael S. Deak, Aaron Osborne
Screenwriter: Benjamin Carr
Producer: Michael S. Deak
Composer: Carl Dante
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