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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Director Herschell Gordon Lewis needed another movie to round out a double-feature with Moonshine Mountain. So he bought Bill (The Giant Spider Invasion) Rebane's unfinished "Terror at Halfday," added a couple of extra scenes, some new dialogue, some narration, and voila - Monster A Go-Go was born. |
