Frisian Terror
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In the late 80's, a Russian general orders a search party to find a skull with supernatural powers in the Dutch forests which belonged to a Frisian medieval King. The skull is found and a famous archaeologist gets possessed by it and turns into the kings faithful prophet A couple of years later the prophet - who is now leader of a bloodthirsty cult which includes his beautiful girlfriend and family - kills and tortures in the name of the 'Almighty King Sigurd'.
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Shot by Bart Van DekkenScored by Gerrit Gerlofsma
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12 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Huub Bakker
as 2nd assistant to the archeologist
John Beringen
as Sekteleider
Ronald Boerhouwer
as Medieval Soldier #2
Mindert Brouwer
as Verslaafde
Ricardo Brouwer
as 3rd Assistant to the Archeologist
Menno Brouwers
as Medieval Soldier #3
Erwin De Koning
as 1st assistant to the archeologist
Marco De Vries
as Pope
Wendy Del Grosso
as Duivelin van de Lust
Jan Doense
as Pissed off filmcritic
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