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Miss Tétano 

A devout young couple ventures into an abandoned house with the intention of carrying out a mysterious religious mission, but inside they are greeted by Miss Tetanus, a demented hostess who will not allow anyone to interrupt their objective. Soon, the struggle between them becomes a reflection on the inheritance of evil.
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A devout young couple ventures into an abandoned house with the intention of carrying out a mysterious religious mission, but inside they are greeted by Miss Tetanus, a demented hostess who will not allow anyone to interrupt their objective. Soon, the struggle between them becomes a reflection on the inheritance of evil.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Francisco López Fazio, María Agustina Duhalde, Magdalena Ewert, Nina Marchi
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Fiebre

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