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Kylgor in the Grisly Abyss (2026)

2026 · Mason Newton DeRushie · 74 min · Canada

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Kylgor and his band of fellow survivors set out for revenge and to behead the Evil King Kath but unexpectedly plummet into the Grisly Abyss.

Cast principale 6

Etichette 2

Perché vederla?

Una proposta del 2026 incentrata su Telecamera e Fantástico. Diretta da Mason Newton DeRushie.

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Influenze

  1. 1909
    Le Voleur invisible
  2. 1966
    The Snails
  3. 1972
    The Demon
  4. 1980
    The Grid
  5. 1982
    Dream Land Express
  6. 2026
    Kylgor in the Grisly Abyss

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