The Deadly Spawn (1983)

Name: The Deadly Spawn
Director: Douglas McKeown
Released: 1983-04-22
Duration: 81 min

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Title: The Deadly Spawn

Genre: Horror, Science Fiction

Cast: Charles George Hildebrandt, Tom DeFranco, Richard Lee Porter, Jean Tafler, Karen Tighe, James Brewster, Elissa Neil, Ethel Michelson, John Schmerling, Judith Mayes, Diane Stevens, Darlene Kenley, Madeline Charanis, Andrew Michaels, John Arndt, Jack Piccuro, Ted A. Bohus, Robert Bohus, William Sorgi, Michael Mastrobaltista, Michael Robert Coleman, Tim Hildebrandt, Rita Hildebrandt, Diane Bohus, Ted Bohus Sr., Joe Kanarek, Gabriel Bartalos, Cliff Rubin, Jonathan Neil Harris, Margaret Truit, Jon Cavaluzzo, Lucile Riley, Jean E. McPherson, John Tiger, Eric C. Hammarstrom, Joseph Haggerty, Skip Williamson, Gary De Franco, Ken Burge, David Steck

Release: 1983-04-22

Runtime: 81

Plot: When a meteorite touches down in the New Jersey woods carrying a monstrous alien slug, it’s up to four teens to stop it before it’s terrifying brood consumes all life on Earth!

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