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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Danilo Morales, Karen Furbino, Lula Magalhães, Larissa Anzoategui, Rubens Mello, Ales de Lara, Cláudia Borba, Michelle Rodrigues
Written By:Danilo Morales
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Studio:Psiquico Produções
Cast
Danilo Morales, Karen Furbino, Lula Magalhães, Larissa Anzoategui, Rubens Mello, Ales de Lara, Cláudia Borba, Michelle Rodrigues
Director
Carlos Rosa
Vampiro narrador
Soraia Costa
Juliana Seabra
Cigana
Lis Luciddi
Vampira
Thaís Botelho
Vespa
Augusto Amorim
Petter Baiestorf
Narrador
Catarina Dias
Carrasca
Daniella Peneluppi
Layane Veruske
Guilherme Gaioso
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