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Scream Queen
The Spanish journalist Jose Manuel Serrano Cueto, author of the book "Horrormania", goes deep into an evil and dangerous underworld for an interview with a legendary "scream queen".
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The Spanish journalist Jose Manuel Serrano Cueto, author of the book "Horrormania", goes deep into an evil and dangerous underworld for an interview with a legendary "scream queen".
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Mystery
Written By:Carlos Atanes
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Kalashnifilms, Dogma Finale
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