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Ogre: Directed by Steven R. Monroe. With John Schneider, Ryan Kennedy, Katharine Isabelle, Brendan Fletcher. A vicious Ogre rules over a town that has been stuck in time since the 1800s.
In 1859, a Pennsylvanian village is being swept by a fatal epidemic. Some men push a suffering family into a cave with doors, locking them in and posting a quarantine sign. After the town magistrate dies, the town "mage", Sir Bartlett Henry (John Schneider), insists that he be made magistrate and allowed to solve the problem.
With Ana Girardot, Giovanni Pucci, Samuel Jouy, Albertine Rivière. Terrible events are worrying the inhabitants of the Morvan: a child has disappeared and a wild beast is attacking the livestock. Jules, a child who has recently arrived in the village, senses something sinister near his house.
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Directed by Steven Monroe and written by Chuck Reeves, 2008's "Ogre" is a low-budget TV monster flick in the manner of "It Waits," "Sasquatch Hunters" and countless other Syfy movies. These films are the modern counterpart to the low-budget creature features of decades ago like "Gargoyles" (1972), "Prophecy" (1979) and the Kolchak: The Night ...
(2008) Ogre HORROR Straight-to-rental and low budget which the idea may have derived by watching the Hulk movie directed by Ang Lee since it contains similar capabilities, centers on young antique seekers looking for an old century town on a map, and stumble onto unlocking a deadly ogre created from an old magistrate who may or may cast the ...
Ogre (2021) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Bright: Great ideas, poorly executed. So Bright was met with highly mixed reviews and I can entirely see why. Bright tells a story in a world full of multiple races, man stands alongside orcs, elves and if you pay attention you can see others.
Revenge of the Nerds: Directed by Jeff Kanew. With Robert Carradine, Anthony Edwards, Timothy Busfield, Andrew Cassese. At Adams College, a group of bullied outcasts and misfits resolve to fight back for their peace and self-respect.
