Shudder’s 'Cursed Films' (Review)
Shudder makes an incredibly atmospheric docuseries about the darker side of Hollywood mysteries.
Muertes a medianoche
A nun is possessed by the devil, she sneaks out during the night using her beauty to make men fall in love with her and then brutally murder them. The nuns of the convent began to feel the presence of the devil and enlist the help of a detective to put an end to her possession.
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A nun is possessed by the devil, she sneaks out during the night using her beauty to make men fall in love with her and then brutally murder them. The nuns of the convent began to feel the presence of the devil and enlist the help of a detective to put an end to her possession.
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Genre:Horror, Action, Drama
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Enrique Murillo, Rubén González
Director
Rodolfo de Anda
Acosta
Diana Golden
Hermana Caridad
Jaime Fernández
Director Policía
Alfonso Munguía
Marquez
Irene Arcila
Hermana Dulce
Gary Rivas
Ingeniero Rivero
Susana Contreras
Madre Superior
Alejandra Espejo
Hermana Alicia
Roberto Munguía
Padre Iván
Angélica Lara
Lesbiana
Esteban Ortíz
Doctor
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