A struggling comic book artist, who is developing a new story about a vigilante dinosaur, spends his nights stalking the streets of LA in an inflatable dinosaur costume, trying to fight crime himself. But when he finds out his son's killer is up for parole, he must relieve the loss while also attempting to keep the killer from getting out.
Hames
The production budget was $5.0K.
The film was directed by Freddy Macdonald.
The screenplay was written by Keith Karnish.
Cinematography was handled by Meg White.
This title is listed on IMDb as tt13984360.
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Sleepwalker
Released
N/A
United States of America
$5,000
