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Seven Mummies (2006)

Thursday, February 18th, 2010 15:02
Seven Mummies
Genres: Action | Adventure | Drama | Thriller
Countries: USA
Actors: Matt Schulze | Cerina Vincent | Billy Wirth | Billy Drago | Andrew Bryniarski | Danny Trejo | Martin Kove | James Intveld | Noel Gugliemi | Max Perlich | Noreaga | Adrianne Palicki | Thadd Turner | Michela Fruet | Ananda St. James
Directors: Nick Quested
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While being transported through the Arizona desert in a van, six convicted prisoners escapes after a car accident. Their leader kills the security guard and they kidnap a female guard trying to reach the Mexican border. In their runaway, they find a gold medallion and later they reach the house of an old Apache, and they ask the direction to reach Mexico. The Apache tells them that in the opposite direction there is a hidden Spanish treasure. They decide to seek the gold and they stumble in an old ghost town, where the friendly population is formed by vampires and zombies and the local sheriff Drake is evil.

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The Curse of El Charro (2005)

Monday, April 13th, 2009 14:04
Curse of El Charro, The
Genres: Horror
Countries: USA
Actors: Andrew Bryniarski | Danny Trejo | Drew Mia | Kathryn Taylor | Heidi Androl | KellyDawn Malloy | Philip Boyd | Matthew Prater | Tabitha Stevens | Liliana Signorelli | Lyndsay Martin | Michela Fruet | Victoria Vanegas | Lemmy | James Intveld
Directors: Rich Ragsdale
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Plagued by nightmares and her sister's suicide, Maria joins her friends on a road trip to a vacation home in a remote desert town. Once there, she finds herself hunted by El Charro (Andrew Bryniarski) - an ancient evil driven to exact a brutal revenge on Maria's lineage. The Curse of El Charro creates a world where 70's exploitation, 80's character based horror, and German Expressionist silent films can coexist against a backdrop of religious portends, bizarre dreamscapes, and chicks covered in blood.

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