Chupa: A Movie Based on the Mythical Creature of the Same Name
Based on the legendary creature, the Chupacabra, this live-action movie brings an adventure to all.
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Vicky loves Ricardo but Ricardo loves Barbara. So, Vicky goes to a gypsy witch who convinces her she must make a pact with Satan in order to cast an effective love spell on Ricardo. After Vicky gives her body and soul to the Dark One, she engages with Ricardo in a passionate night of lovemaking that is cut short by Satan, who, sensing that Ricardo has not completely fallen under the spell, orders Vicky to kill him. Following Ricardo's death, his brother Carlos is haunted by nightmares of the dead sibling, who appears and takes possession of Carlos in order to get his revenge on Vicky.
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Vicky loves Ricardo but Ricardo loves Barbara. So, Vicky goes to a gypsy witch who convinces her she must make a pact with Satan in order to cast an effective love spell on Ricardo. After Vicky gives her body and soul to the Dark One, she engages with Ricardo in a passionate night of lovemaking that is cut short by Satan, who, sensing that Ricardo has not completely fallen under the spell, orders Vicky to kill him. Following Ricardo's death, his brother Carlos is haunted by nightmares of the dead sibling, who appears and takes possession of Carlos in order to get his revenge on Vicky.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Fernando Cortés, Rafael Portillo
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Producciones Nueva Era
Cast
Rafael Portillo
Director
Ana Luisa Peluffo
Vicki
Gonzalo Aiza
Ricardo Santamaria / Carlos Santamaria
David Reynoso
Detective Méndez
Beatriz Aguirre
Mrs. Santamaria
Roberto Cañedo
Psychiatrist
Silvia Suárez
Margarita
Norma Somarriba
Bruja
Barbara Wells
Bárbara
Bertha Shute
Elvira
Alma Nuri
Mujer poseída por Vicki
Juanito Belmonte
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