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Scream of the Demon Lover (1971)
When a beautiful biochemist arrives at a foreboding castle to work for a sinister baron, she unlocks a nightmare of dark romance, sexual violence, and grisly family secrets.
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When a beautiful biochemist arrives at a foreboding castle to work for a sinister baron, she unlocks a nightmare of dark romance, sexual violence, and grisly family secrets.
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Genre:Horror, Romance, Mystery
Written By:José Luis Merino, María del Carmen Martínez Román, Enrico Colombo
In Theaters:10/13/1971
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Hispamer Films, Prodimex Film, Órbita Films
Cast
José Luis Merino
Director
Erna Schürer
Ivanna Rakowsky
Carlos Quiney
Janos Dalmar
Agostina Belli
Cristiana
Cristiana Galloni
Olga
Antonio Jiménez Escribano
The Butler
Mariano Vidal Molina
Inspector
Enzo Fisichella
Igor
Ezio Sancrotti
Driver Turning Rapist
Giancarlo Fantini
The Doctor
Franco Moraldi
The Mayor
Javier de Rivera
The Judge
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