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Skull: The Mask (2020)
The story of an ancient mask that possesses the human form to commit visceral sacrifices of vengeance for the incarnation of its God.
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The story of an ancient mask that possesses the human form to commit visceral sacrifices of vengeance for the incarnation of its God.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Armando Fonseca, Kapel Furman
In Theaters:5/22/2020
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Infravermelho Filmes, Fantaspoa Produções, Boccato Productions (BR)
Cast
Armando Fonseca, Kapel Furman
Director
Natallia Rodrigues
Beatriz Obdias
Wilton Andrade
Manco Ramirez
Ivo Müller
Tack Waelder
Tristan Aronovich
Nobuto
Ricardo Gelli
Padre Vasco Magno
Guta Ruiz
Galvani Volta
Greta Antoine
Lilah
Eduardo Semerjian
Herr Schädel
Thiago Stechinni
Stealth
Gilda Nomacce
Delegada Bruna Tristão
Wagner D'Avilla
Carlos Rodrigues
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