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The Bat Woman 

When a mad scientist begins kidnapping wrestlers and extracting their spinal fluid to create a race of Gill Men, two cops call in Batwoman to investigate. But when her mission leaves the scientist horrifically scarred, he seeks revenge.
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When a mad scientist begins kidnapping wrestlers and extracting their spinal fluid to create a race of Gill Men, two cops call in Batwoman to investigate. But when her mission leaves the scientist horrifically scarred, he seeks revenge.

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Genre:Adventure, Science Fiction, Horror
Directed By:René Cardona
Written By:Alfredo Salazar
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Cinematográfica Calderón S.A.

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