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Visceral: Between the Ropes of Madness
A washed-up boxer finally gets his big break to prove himself worthy of the champion's gloves, but becomes a vessel of pure evil and a relentless instrument of destruction. Will he become Hell's next champion?
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A washed-up boxer finally gets his big break to prove himself worthy of the champion's gloves, but becomes a vessel of pure evil and a relentless instrument of destruction. Will he become Hell's next champion?
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Felipe Eluti
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Unearthed Films
Cast
Felipe Eluti
Director
Felipe Eluti
Boxer
Alejandro Cerda
Boxer (voice)
Carolina Salles
Judas
Felipe Ruiz
Opponent boxer
José Manuel García
Manager
Gabriela Arancibia
Tortured woman
Macarena Jiménez
Woman in the hallway
Valentina Varela
Tortured woman
Mauricio Dukeduro
Man in the hallway
Tamara Zuñega
Tortured woman
Daniela Pardo
Tortured woman
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