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Suckula (1973)
A news-reporter covers Dracula's rampage through Hollywood.
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A news-reporter covers Dracula's rampage through Hollywood.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy, Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/1973
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:
Cast
Anthony Spinelli
Director
Pat Arno
Ann Finn
Art Gill
George Bondie
Guy in Lipstick Commercial (uncredited)
Keith Erickson
Al (uncredited)
George Buck Flower
George Smutnam / Sandra Vanocur (uncredited)
Brigitte Maier
Hitchhiker (uncredited)
Antoinette Maynard
Moona Lisa (uncredited)
Paul Scharf
Guy on Couch (uncredited)
Jim Sims
Husband in Bed (uncredited)
Estelle Wagner
Girl in Lipstick Commercial (uncredited)
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