| Cerberus - The Guardian Of Hell | |||||
| Lionsgate (2005) | |||||
| Horror, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Emmanuelle Vaugier | ||
| Greg Evigan | Marcus Cutter | |
| Sebastian Spence | ||
| Brent Florence | Zach Gaines | |
| Garret Sato | Kul Jae Sung | |
| Bogdan Uritescu | Max | |
| Gabi Andronache | Attila | |
| C. Victor Brynner | Romanian Boy | |
| Florin Busuioc | Lead Villager | |
| Chuck Caudill Jr. | Reinholdt | |
| Michael Cory Davis | Burke | |
| Alina Dutá | Barmaid | |
| Ilie Galea | Bartender | |
| KB Nau | Knipstrom | |
| Ilie Gâlea | Bartender |
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| Producer | Lisa Hansen
Paul Hertzberg Alan B. Bursteen Lisa M. Hansen |
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| Writer | David Mason
John Terlesky Raul Inglis |
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| Cinematography | Viorel Sergovici
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| Musician | Neal Acree
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Three Times The Terror. When a band of mercenaries steals Attila the Hun's fabled sword, it triggers an ancient curse that awakens the most feared creature in all of mythology-Cerberus, the monstrous three-headed dog with a serpentine tail and a thirst for blood. |
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