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Burial of the Rats

1995

R

1 h 18 m

Estados Unidos

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In 19th Century France, a young Bram Stoker is captured by a man-hating, all-female cult of thong bikini wearers. Aided by flesh-eating rats, the warrior women raid the lairs of evil men and punish them. Our hero must decide between his wish to escape the dangerous cult and his love for one of its members.
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Nangungunang Cast(18)
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Adrienne Barbeau
The Queen
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Maria Ford
Madeleine
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Kevin Alber
Bram Stoker
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Olga Kabo
Anna
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Eduard Plaxin
Mr. Stoker
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Leonid Timtsunik
Verlaine
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Maya Menglet
Mme. Renaud
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Yekaterina Batanova
Danielle
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Aleksandr Pyatkov
Pedophile Gambler
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Nikolai Penkov
Gambler #2
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Elena Puzova
Sleazy Prostitute
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Inna Khokhlushkina
Naked Prostitute
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Pavel Ostroukhov
Priest
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Gosha Kutsenko
New Priest
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Sergey Galkin
Torturer
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Dan Golden
Man With Knife In Back
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Vladimir Badov
Prisoner
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Oksana Ignatova
Rat Woman

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Henok wendmu

16/11/2022 04:41
The movie was rented by a friend and myself for a bad movie night. I am glad to say that our hopes were quite fulfilled in this regards. Whether it be the execution on the out of tune rate, unclothing of the evil rat women, or strange antics within the movie. The best part of the movie was when a guard had to remove a hat in order to recognize Stoker.
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สงกรานต์ รังสรรค์

16/11/2022 04:41
Adrienne Barbeau should have gotten an Oscar for keeping a straight face. This has the look of something made by high school boys trying to get laid.
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Love for chocolate

16/11/2022 04:41
A wonderful breastfest. Roger Corman knows how to make a great movie. Nicely done tit for tat with Bram Stoker and the Queen's favorite. This same stable of people made a group of these overseas for a cable network in 1995.