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Curse of the Vampires (1971)
Siblings discover that their father has their vampire mother chained up in the cellar. The mother bites her son and soon everyone in the community is either dead or a vampire.
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Siblings discover that their father has their vampire mother chained up in the cellar. The mother bites her son and soon everyone in the community is either dead or a vampire.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Pierre Salas
In Theaters:1/27/1971
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:AM Productions, Hemisphere Entertainment
Cast
Gerardo de Leon
Director
Amalia Fuentes
Leonore Escudero
Romeo Vasquez
Daniel Castillo
Eddie Garcia
Eduardo Escudero
Johnny Monteiro
Don Enrique Escudero
Rosario del Pilar
Christina Castillo
Mary Walter
Doña Consuelo Escodero de Victoria
Francisco Cruz
Don Julio Castillo
Paquito Salcedo
Quiel Mendoza
Andres Benitez
Luz Angeles
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