The Black Frayer

The Black Frayer

1999 · 88 min · ★ 6.0 · Action, Adventure

A sudden hero dressed in all black (including underwear) emerges in the small Russian town to fight for justice.

Directed by Gleb Mikhailov · Written by Gleb Mikhailov

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