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Frankenström 

Vihtori Frankenström dies after overdosing on cocaine. His pals Teemu and Aleksi get scared and take Frankenström's body to their pal Aapo Lovecraf, who apparently knows how to resurrect the dead. Frankenström resurrects from the dead, but he seems to have become a homicidal maniac. Frankenström starts a bloody rampage through the neighborhood.
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Vihtori Frankenström dies after overdosing on cocaine. His pals Teemu and Aleksi get scared and take Frankenström's body to their pal Aapo Lovecraf, who apparently knows how to resurrect the dead. Frankenström resurrects from the dead, but he seems to have become a homicidal maniac. Frankenström starts a bloody rampage through the neighborhood.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Markus Staaf
Written By:Aki Hahto, Markus Staaf
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Bad Egg Films

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