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The Sinister Doctor Orloff
The son of the infamous Dr. Orloff clashes with his father when he begins to stalk and dismember prostitutes to get parts to reanimate his dead mother.
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The son of the infamous Dr. Orloff clashes with his father when he begins to stalk and dismember prostitutes to get parts to reanimate his dead mother.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jesús Franco
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Golden Films Internacional S.A.
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