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The Orgies of Dr. Orloff
A doctor invites his relatives to his castle, all the while planning to murder them when they arrive. However, when he himself is murdered, the relatives know they have to find the killer before he gets all of them.
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A doctor invites his relatives to his castle, all the while planning to murder them when they arrive. However, when he himself is murdered, the relatives know they have to find the killer before he gets all of them.
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Genre:Crime, Horror
Written By:Santos Alcocer
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Santos Alcocer P.C., Hispamer Films
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