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Santo vs. the Strangler 

A mysterious killer has been strangling women in a variety theater, and the police decide to bring Santo into the investigation. Santo suspects the killer is hiding undercover as one of the theater employees and must discover his true identity before more women are murdered.
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A mysterious killer has been strangling women in a variety theater, and the police decide to bring Santo into the investigation. Santo suspects the killer is hiding undercover as one of the theater employees and must discover his true identity before more women are murdered.

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Genre:Crime, Action, Drama, Adventure, Science Fiction, Horror
Directed By:René Cardona
Written By:René Cardona, Rafael García Travesí
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Cinematográfica Norte

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