Manticore Movie
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| Rating: | |
| Run Time: | 89 min |
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| Released: | 2005 |
| Directors: |
Tripp Reed |
| Genre/Type: |
Action Horror Action Thriller Creature Film |
| Producers: |
Phillip J. Roth Jeffrey Beach |
Plot Synopsis by Jason Buchanan
Jeff Fahey, Robert Beltran, Chase Masterson, and Heather Donahue star in Walking Tall: The Payback and Walking Tall: Lone Justice director Tripp Reed's horrific tale of an army battalion that sets out into war-torn Iraq to locate a missing news crew, but instead comes face to face with an ancient evil beyond human comprehension. As the battle rages on in Iraq, reports emerge that a news crew has mysteriously vanished after embarking on a dangerous assignment. Now, as a war-weary squadron of Army soldiers set out to ensure that the crew find their way home safely, they are forced to contend with a mythical winged beast that has lain dormant for centuries. Awakened by power-hungry leaders who would seek to retain control of this crucial parcel of land, this merciless beast decimates the ranks of the terrified squadron as it takes flight once again to dominate the desert skies.
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Cast
| Actors | Character | Born |
| Robert Beltran | Nov 19, 1953 in Bakersfield, California | |
| Jeff Fahey | Nov 29, 1956 in Olean, NY | |
| Chase Masterson | Feb 26, 1963 in Colorado Springs, CO | |
| Heather Donahue | Dec 22, 1974 | |
| A.J. Buckley | ||
| Faran Tahir | ||
| Ben Burdick |
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