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Goliath and the Vampires (1964)
Maciste's village is attacked by pirates. The women, including Maciste's fiancee Guja, are carried off to Salmanak, where dwells the lair of the blood drinking Kobrak. Maciste vows to rescue them.
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Maciste's village is attacked by pirates. The women, including Maciste's fiancee Guja, are carried off to Salmanak, where dwells the lair of the blood drinking Kobrak. Maciste vows to rescue them.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Sergio Corbucci, Duccio Tessari
In Theaters:4/1/1964
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Società Ambrosiana Cinematografica (SAC)
Cast
Giacomo Gentilomo, Sergio Corbucci
Director
Gordon Scott
Maciste (Goliath)
Leonora Ruffo
Guja
Jacques Sernas
Kurtik
Gianna Maria Canale
Astra
Rocco Vitolazzi
Ciro
Mario Feliciani
Sultan Abdul / Omar
Van Aikens
Amahil
Annabella Incontrera
Magda
Guido Celano
Kobrak, the Vampire
Emma Baron
Maciste's mother
Renato Terra
cittadino del villaggio
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