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Caesar and Otto meet Dracula’s Lawyer (2010)
Caesar and Otto are sued for the wrongful death of Steve Dracula.
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Caesar and Otto are sued for the wrongful death of Steve Dracula.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Dave Campfield, Joe Randazzo
In Theaters:7/31/2010
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Fourth Horizon Cinema
Cast
Dave Campfield
Director
Dave Campfield
Caesar
Paul Chomicki
Otto
Lloyd Kaufman
Judge Stoker Browning
Ashley Wren Collins
F. Bubbles Cochran
Paul Ehlers
Dr. Jekyll
Robert Lee Oliver
The Wolf Man
Ed Dennehy
Steve Dracula
Desiree Gould
Deborah Dracula
Francis Leik
Jimmy Drainem
Debbie Rochon
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Marla Newborn
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