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Torture Dungeon (1970)
In Medieval England, the sadistic Duke of Norwich plots to eliminate all heirs to the throne so he can claim the crown for himself.
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In Medieval England, the sadistic Duke of Norwich plots to eliminate all heirs to the throne so he can claim the crown for himself.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:John Borske, Andy Milligan
In Theaters:1/23/1970
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Constitution Films
Cast
Andy Milligan
Director
Gerald Jacuzzo
Norman, Duke of Norwich
Susan Cassidy
Heather MacGregor
Patricia Dillon
Lady Jane
Neil Flanagan
Peter the Eye
Richard Mason
Ivan the Hunchback
Maggie Rogers
Margaret, the One-Eyed Hag
Hal Borske
Albert, Duke of Aberthy
Donna Whitfield
Lady Agatha
George Box
Marvin
Patricia Garvey
Rosemary
Dan Lyra
William
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