Killing vs. Frankenstein Trailer (1968)
Masked criminal Killing battles the Frankenstein Monster.
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Masked criminal Killing battles the Frankenstein Monster.
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Melike Cemali as Dancer
Nuri Akıncı Director
Nuri Akıncı Writer
Diamendi Filmeridis Editor
Sezai Elmaskaya Editor
Cezmi Ar Cinematography
Mükremin Sumlu Cinematography
Nuri Akıncı Producer
Turkey 06 May 1968
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