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The Teenage Frankenstein Meets the Teenage Werewolf (1959)

1959 · Donald F. Glut · 7 min · Edited by 1

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Tony Rivers - the teenage werewolf (played by Paul Klug) returns. It was thought that he had been killed (Return of the Teenage Werewolf).

Donald F. GlutRéalisateur

Une fiche de 1959 du catalogue avec un angle horreur clair. Réalisée par Donald F. Glut.

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