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Sci-Fi Classics: Vol. 6 - 4 Movies DVD Four sci-fi classics: Rocketship, Warning From Space, The Incredible Petrified World, and The Phantom Creeps.
Source: Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
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Dolby Digital - English
FEATURES:
1. WARNING FROM SPACE
2. THE INCREDIBLE PETRIFIED WORLD
3. THE PHANTOM CREEPS
4. ROCKETSHIP
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