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Hospital des Grauens 

The fine sex-trash movie. Turmoil in Special Department 6: A cock-amputated madman emerges and has involved Inspector Horst D. and his colleague "Balla-Kalle" into a bloody event. The intrepid officers uncover the terrible secret of Doctor Meier and her henchmen in the "Hospital of Horror"....
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The fine sex-trash movie. Turmoil in Special Department 6: A cock-amputated madman emerges and has involved Inspector Horst D. and his colleague "Balla-Kalle" into a bloody event. The intrepid officers uncover the terrible secret of Doctor Meier and her henchmen in the "Hospital of Horror"....

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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Inflagranti

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