Operation Lunar Eclipse

Operation Lunar Eclipse

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On today's tapes...>> The Moon << A family is visited by a strange couple of men after witnessing something going on with the moon.>> Night Out Gone Wrong << A group of friends go out partying one night only to barely escape predators of the night.