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Asesino Nocturno 

A young man is haunted by the memory of his father who abandoned him as a child. By transferring the image of his father to men with similar attitudes or physical traits, kills them. Acts with his lover, much older than himself, who finally delivers it to the police
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A young man is haunted by the memory of his father who abandoned him as a child. By transferring the image of his father to men with similar attitudes or physical traits, kills them. Acts with his lover, much older than himself, who finally delivers it to the police

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Genre:Horror, Drama, Thriller, Crime
Directed By:Joaquín Cortés
Written By:Omar Mouzakis
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Cimarrón Producciones

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