Coffin Joe's Visions of Terror Trailer

Coffin Joe's Visions of Terror Trailer (1994)

04 October 1994 Horror, Factual 45 mins

Coffin Joe takes you into his mad world and shows some of the strangest trailers from South America.

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Cast

José Mojica Marins

as Coffin Joe

International Releases Dates

United States 04 October 1994

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