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Banfield Killer II: The Ballad of Vlad Tepes
The Banfield Killer returns to face enemies even more sinister than himself: an art dealer, a corrupt policeman, an overly curious journalist, a vengeful man and a professor from Europe stand in the way of Tepes, who seeks to reunite with his mysteriously disappeared daughter.
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The Banfield Killer returns to face enemies even more sinister than himself: an art dealer, a corrupt policeman, an overly curious journalist, a vengeful man and a professor from Europe stand in the way of Tepes, who seeks to reunite with his mysteriously disappeared daughter.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Comedy, Western
Written By:Silvio Galizzi
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mondiola Entertainment
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