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Poltergays: The Naked Wolves of the SS
A group of Nazis meet in a house to revive Hitler's black magic, but unleash through the wrath of specters that end up torturing and harassing them.
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A group of Nazis meet in a house to revive Hitler's black magic, but unleash through the wrath of specters that end up torturing and harassing them.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Germán Magariños
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Gorevisión Films
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