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The Enjoyment of the Avacalho
Sinners of a rural community having his flesh melted as an atonement for his Christian offenses. A revolutionary army of two people feuding with hordes of rotting zombies, and a mad scientist philosopher that builds a mummy of Christ to control the world.
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Sinners of a rural community having his flesh melted as an atonement for his Christian offenses. A revolutionary army of two people feuding with hordes of rotting zombies, and a mad scientist philosopher that builds a mummy of Christ to control the world.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Mystery
Written By:Petter Baiestorf
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Bulhorgia Produções, Canibal Filmes
Cast
Petter Baiestorf
Director
Kika
Bela
Everson Schütz
Gremista/Jesus Cristo/Zumbi
Elio Copini
Padre Karcass
Coffin Souza
Ivan Santeria/Gaúcho/Robot Monster
Carli Bortolanza
Revolucionário
Petter Baiestorf
Cineasta
Ivan Pohl
Cientista/Líder dos Revolucionários/Cinegrafista/Zumbi/Pênis Cantor
Camila
Zumbi
Cris
Monstro de Frankenstein/Zumbi
Airton Bratz
Revolucionário 3
SIL
Zumbi
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