Rage-O-Rama
A gang of criminals is taken by surprise by colonists contaminated by a drug (tested by the government) that unleashes their murderous instincts.
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A gang of criminals is taken by surprise by colonists contaminated by a drug (tested by the government) that unleashes their murderous instincts.
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Genre:Crime, Horror, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Petter Baiestorf
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Canibal Filmes
Cast
Petter Baiestorf
Director
Elio Copini
Donald Cossaculo
E.B. Toniolli
Zero
Jorge Timm
Mickey Cossaculo
Airton Bratz
Chibamar Bronx
Onesia Liotto
Moça do Sotão
Nelson Reinheimer
O Colecionador
Roseli de Andrade
Edna
Leandro dal Cero
Dono da Locadora
Paula Maia
Maria dos Anjos
Claudio Baiestorf
Traficante de órgãos 1/Raivoso com foice
Coffin Souza
Deputado Dr. Andradas/Raivoso Autocanibal
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