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Castle of Horror
A group of unsuspecting people ends up in a mysterious castle. They think they are alone, but nobody is alone in these walls. Because the "Castle of Horror" has a terrible life of its own, and a past that would have rested better.
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A group of unsuspecting people ends up in a mysterious castle. They think they are alone, but nobody is alone in these walls. Because the "Castle of Horror" has a terrible life of its own, and a past that would have rested better.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Helmut Brandl, Monika Brandl, Günther Brandl
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Brandl Pictures
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