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Castle of Blood (1964)
When a cynical journalist accepts a wager that he won't survive the night in a haunted castle, it unlocks an odyssey of sexual torment, undead vengeance, and a dark seductress who surrenders the gravest of pleasures.
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When a cynical journalist accepts a wager that he won't survive the night in a haunted castle, it unlocks an odyssey of sexual torment, undead vengeance, and a dark seductress who surrenders the gravest of pleasures.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Giovanni Grimaldi, Bruno Corbucci
In Theaters:7/29/1964
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Vulsinia Films, Giovanni Addessi Produzione Cinematografica, Ulysse Productions
Cast
Antonio Margheriti
Director
Barbara Steele
Elisabeth Blackwood
Georges Rivière
Alan Foster
Margrete Robsahm
Julia Allert
Arturo Dominici
Dr. Carmus
Silvano Tranquilli
Edgar Allan Poe
Sylvia Sorrente
Elsi
Umberto Raho
Lord Thomas Blackwood
Giovanni Cianfriglia
Herbert the Gardener
Benito Stefanelli
William Blackwood
Jhonny Walters
Miranda Poggi
Wife
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