Lady Belladonna's Tales From The Inferno (2019)
Lady Belladonna is back with another round of suspenseful tales from Pandora's Box, including a vengeful vampire, a misplaced curse, an alien invasion and more tantalizing trips beyond the veil.
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Lady Belladonna is back with another round of suspenseful tales from Pandora's Box, including a vengeful vampire, a misplaced curse, an alien invasion and more tantalizing trips beyond the veil.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/5/2019
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Runtime:93 minutes
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Cast
David Salcido
Director
Tawnya Bass
Lady Belladonna
Rafael Medina
Ed Wood
Donny Prosise
Addy
Paulina Avila
Xanthena
Mayra Camarillo
Assistant
Dick Christie
Ron / Right Hemisphere (segment "7 Doors")
John Dennis Johnston
Larry / Left Hemisphere (segment "7 Doors")
Maricia O'Keefe
Mia Gonzales (segment "7 Doors")
Leah Leyva
Beatrice (segment "The Inferno")
Lance Blea
Dante (segment "The Inferno")
Willis Miller
Devil (segment "The Inferno")
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