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Two shot on video short stories of the macabre.
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Two shot on video short stories of the macabre.
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Genre:Mystery, Horror
Written By:Rafael Portillo, Roberto G. Rivera
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Runtime:77 minutes
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Cast
Julio Aldama
Director
Julio Aldama
Don José Martínez (segment: El talismán maldito)
Julio Aldama Jr.
Hermano Martín Liceaga
Luz María Rico
Carmen
Queta Lavat
Doña Susana (segment: El talismán maldito)
Paco Pharrez
Padre Superior
José Luis Yeo
Damián
Raymundo Fuentes
El monje loco
Jorge Aldama
Alejandro Martínez (segment: El talismán maldito)
Francisco Águila
Alfonso Allison
María de la Sierra
Doña María
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