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The Defiler
The Defiler is a fuck-yeah-tale of passion, mayhem, love and revenge, ode to 80’s action, italian ripp offs and b-sleaze set in the cinematic splatter-punk universe.
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The Defiler is a fuck-yeah-tale of passion, mayhem, love and revenge, ode to 80’s action, italian ripp offs and b-sleaze set in the cinematic splatter-punk universe.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Aku Salminen
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:TR Productions
Cast
Artturi Olavi Rostén
Director
Diana Ball
Greta the Defiler
Sara Koiranen
Mini
Jonna-Stina Waurio
Female Prisoner #1
Simo Ruotsalainen
Offroad-Butch
Jessica Koivistolainen
Female Prisoner #2
Christer Lindström
Female Prisoner #3
Teemu Nikki
Lapa
Aku Salminen
Homeless pornstar
Sini Sandman
Candy Rat
Tito Tuononen
Candy Rat's Client
Tomi Tuominen
DJ
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