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La Sangre de Frankenstein
Dr. Frankenstein is pursued by the ex-policeman Avio, who knows that he murders people for his experiments. Avio is assisted by Marilyn Manson, who works for him, but they know that the police, the government, and the elite are supporting Dr. Frankenstein. That's why they must be careful when facing this psychopath and his henchmen. In the end, everything will be resolved in an extensive mystical battle, which includes kung fu, lightning, and dismemberment.
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Dr. Frankenstein is pursued by the ex-policeman Avio, who knows that he murders people for his experiments. Avio is assisted by Marilyn Manson, who works for him, but they know that the police, the government, and the elite are supporting Dr. Frankenstein. That's why they must be careful when facing this psychopath and his henchmen. In the end, everything will be resolved in an extensive mystical battle, which includes kung fu, lightning, and dismemberment.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Germán Magariños
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Gorevisión Films
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