In this spectacular sci-fi sequel, the emotionally-fractured Trance must overcome the demons of his past and once again wage war on the evil spirit of Einstein and his army of laser-wielding ghosts. Together with the ghost of his dead comrade, a rogue cop and a sultry scientist, Trance must return to Laser Cove and make a final stand against the technologically-advanced forces of evil.
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Lazer Ghosts 2: Return to Laser Cove
In this spectacular sci-fi sequel the emotionally-fractured Trance (Matthew Kennedy) must overcome the demons of his past and once again wage war on the ...
Lazer Ghosts 2: Return to Laser Cove
In this spectacular sci-fi sequel the emotionally-fractured Trance (Matthew Kennedy) must overcome the demons of his past and once again wage war on the ...
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