Morituris: Legions Of The Dead
Rome, in 73 B.C. Spartacus led the rebellion of 200 gladiators wich saw them opposed to the inhumanity which Rome had forced them into. During the riot they resisted for a long time against the roman soldiers. Few against a whole army. Some of them went crazy and started murders, rapes and violence. Spartacus punished them with dead. But in those lands, when blood gets shed, they come back ...
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Rome, in 73 B.C. Spartacus led the rebellion of 200 gladiators wich saw them opposed to the inhumanity which Rome had forced them into. During the riot they resisted for a long time against the roman soldiers. Few against a whole army. Some of them went crazy and started murders, rapes and violence. Spartacus punished them with dead. But in those lands, when blood gets shed, they come back ...
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Gianluigi Perrone, Gianluigi Perrone, Raffaele Picchio, Raffaele Picchio, Tiziano Martella, Tiziano Martella
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Fingerchop Movie Production
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