Not So ‘Brand New’ Cherry Flavor
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Swamp of the Lost Monster
A disappearing body leads a detective and his sidekick into an encounter with a gill man.
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A disappearing body leads a detective and his sidekick into an encounter with a gill man.
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Genre:Western, Horror, Mystery, Drama
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Alameda Films
Cast
Rafael Baledón
Director
Gastón Santos
Gastón
Rayo de Plata
Gastón's Horse
Manola Saavedra
Julieta
Pedro de Aguillón
Espergencio
Manuel Dondé
Don Nacho Mendoza
Sara Cabrera
Doña María
Salvador Godínez
Rolando (Jefe villanos)
Lupe Carriles
Carmela
Gabriel Álvarez
Fabrique Mendoza (uncredited)
Magdaleno Barba
Enterrador (uncredited)
Arturo Corona
Doctor Morales (uncredited)
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