ERIK: PORTRAIT OF A LIVING CORPSE - HD Movie - 2011

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Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse

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2/5

Our Rating 37 vote/s

MOVIE SYNOPSIS

Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse, full movie - Full movie 2011. You can watch Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse online on video-on-demand services (Netflix, HBO Play, Amazon Prime Video), pay-TV or movie theatres with original audio in English. This movie has been premiered in Australian theatres in 2011 (more films of 2011).

CAST Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse (2011)

• Ryan Bijan Filmography
• Ben Cortez Filmography
• Catherine Curtis Filmography
• Matthew Brett Ham Filmography
• Autumn Hyun Filmography
• Maria Consuelo Jeri Filmography
• Robert Perrin Filmography
• Mely Quan Filmography
• Aubrey Recchia Filmography
• Thomas Reeves Filmography
• Edward Lucas Salazar Filmography
• Elizabeth Spieckerman Filmography

PRODUCERS Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse

Produced by Connie Jeri and Reza Jeri.

PHOTOGRAPHY / CINEMATOGRAPHY

Given by Spencer Wallace and Wesley Kirk.

SCREENPLAY Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse

Screenplay written by Ryan Bijan and Gaston Leroux.

ORIGINAL MUSIC Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse

Composed by Patrick Lee.

PRODUCTION AND STUDIOS ASSOCIATES

This movie was produced and / or financed by Big John Creations.

WATCH MOVIE Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse

Blu-Ray editions with Dolby Digital Audio (HD or 4K quality) include extra scenes, commentary by director or cast and multilingual subtitles. Without commercial breaks, the full movie Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse has a duration of 65 minutes. You can watch the stream of this full movie with English subtitles on cinema, renting the DVD/Blu-Ray or with VoD services (Apple TV, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, iTunes).

Erik: Portrait of a Living Corpse (2011)

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