The Pyramid
Four episodes strictly connected to an infernal object: a bizarre pyramid that came into our world to spread madness, death and destruction.
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Four episodes strictly connected to an infernal object: a bizarre pyramid that came into our world to spread madness, death and destruction.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Alex Visani
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Empire Video Alex Visani
Cast
Roberto Albanesi, Antonio Zannone, Alex Visani, Luca Alessandro, Simone Chiesa
Director
Chiara Acaccia
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Luigi Bassi
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Rita Carlini
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Mauro Celaia
Max
Diego Consiglio
Demon Clown
Elio D'Alessandro
Bruno
Antonio De Matteo
Elia
Alessandra Livraghi
Obsessed woman
Federico Loffredo
Twinge
Francesco Marino
Marco
Emilia Verginelli
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