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Little Creeps

2012Brad Leo Lyon
IMDb 8.4

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"Half the size... double the trouble"

An oft-mocked professor becomes obsessed with finding the Demonicron, a book said to open the gates of hell. Pushed over the edge after being fired, the professor locates the book and uses it to conjure the demons found within its pages to get revenge on those who've ridiculed him.

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What is Little Creeps (2012) about?

An oft-mocked professor becomes obsessed with finding the Demonicron, a book said to open the gates of hell. Pushed over the edge after being fired, the professor locates the book and uses it to conjure the demons found within its pages to get revenge on those who've ridiculed him.

Who stars in Little Creeps?

Little Creeps stars Joe Estevez (Professor Vern Drake), Dustin Diamond (Professor Donnely), Robert Z'Dar (Professor Cordell), Lark Voorhies (Dean Tourtise), Brad Leo Lyon (Brock Richard Hertz). The film was directed by Brad Leo Lyon.

Is Little Creeps worth watching?

Little Creeps holds an IMDb rating of 8.4/10. Fans of Horror are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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