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Macabre Serenade (1968)
Relatives of a recently deceased man meet at his eerie castle for a reading of the will. They encounter a sinister piano player who turns out to be a toy maker, and his toys are imbued with murderous intentions.
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Relatives of a recently deceased man meet at his eerie castle for a reading of the will. They encounter a sinister piano player who turns out to be a toy maker, and his toys are imbued with murderous intentions.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Jack Hill, Octavio Ocampo, José Méndez, Luis Enrique Vergara
In Theaters:5/1/1968
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Filmica Vergara S.A.
Cast
Juan Ibáñez, Jack Hill
Director
Boris Karloff
Matthias Morteval
Julissa
Lucy Durant
Andrés García
Charles Beasley
José Ángel Espinosa 'Ferrusquilla'
Dr. Emery Horvath (as Ángel Espinoza)
Beatriz Baz
Cordelia Rash
Quintín Bulnes
Ivar Morteval
Manuel Alvarado
Morgenstern Morteval
Arturo Fernández
Fodor
Carmen Velez
Felipe de Flores
Fernando Saucedo
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