King Eternal

August. 27,2013      
Rating:
8.2
Trailer Synopsis Cast

A 10 year old boy uses his hyperactive, action-figure, water gun slinging imagination to cope with his parents' divorce.

Joseph Bottoms as  General / Bandit / Space Bandit
Jeffrey Decker as  Henchman 2
Lisa Roumain as  War Nurse / Abigail

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