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A "Diablo Rojo" bus driver, his helper, a priest, and two policemen fall victim to a mysterious spell and end up lost somewhere in the Chiriqui jungle, where they will have to survive the creatures that inhabit the roads, with the old bus as their only refuge.
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A "Diablo Rojo" bus driver, his helper, a priest, and two policemen fall victim to a mysterious spell and end up lost somewhere in the Chiriqui jungle, where they will have to survive the creatures that inhabit the roads, with the old bus as their only refuge.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:J. Oskura Nájera, Adair Dominguez
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Panama Horror Film Company
Cast
Sol Moreno, J. Oskura Nájera
Director
Carlos Carrasco
Miguel Moreno
Leo Wiznitzer
Padre Andres
Alejandra Araúz
Josefina Becerra
Natalia Beluche
Melida
Renan Fernandez
Teo Carrington
Julian Urriola
Junito el pavo
Blas Valois
Winnie Pinilla
Simón Tejeira Healy
Padre Andres de joven
Mariela Aragón Chiari
Bruja Mayor 1
Marisín Luzcando
Bruja Mayor 2
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