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The Brainiac
In 1661 Mexico, Baron Vitelius is executed for witchcraft. 300 years later, during a comet's return, he resurfaces as a brain-eating monster seeking revenge on the Inquisitors' descendants.
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In 1661 Mexico, Baron Vitelius is executed for witchcraft. 300 years later, during a comet's return, he resurfaces as a brain-eating monster seeking revenge on the Inquisitors' descendants.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Federico Curiel, Adolfo López Portillo
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Cinematográfica ABSA
Cast
Chano Urueta
Director
Abel Salazar
Baron Vitelius d'Estera
Ariadna Welter
Bar girl
David Silva
Detective inspector
Germán Robles
Indalecio Pantoja
Luis Aragón
Prof. Saturnino Millán
Mauricio Garcés
Coroner
Ofelia Guilmáin
Señora Meneses
René Cardona
Baltasar de Meneses / Luis Meneses
Rubén Rojo
Reynaldo Miranda / Marcos Miranda
Roxana Bellini
María de Pantoja
Rosa Maria Gallardo
Victoria Contreras
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