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The Murder Clinic
Patients and those working in an isolated mental hospitals are murdered, one by one, by a madman lurking in the corridors
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Patients and those working in an isolated mental hospitals are murdered, one by one, by a madman lurking in the corridors
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Genre:Horror, Crime
Written By:Luciano Martino, Ernesto Gastaldi
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Ci. Ti. Cinematografica, Leone Film, Orphée Productions
Cast
Elio Scardamaglia, Lionello De Felice
Director
William Berger
Dr. Robert Vance
Françoise Prévost
Gisèle
Barbara Wilson
Mary
Philippe Hersent
Marc de Brantome
Harriet Medin
Sheena
Germano Longo
Ivan
Massimo Righi
Fred
Delfi Mauro
Laura - Lizabeth's Sister
Anna Maria Polani
Janey
Rossella Bergamonti
Katty
Mary Young
Lizabeth Vance
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