The Extremely Scary Brazil Elevator Prank Returns! Programa Silvio Santos

The Extremely Scary Brazil elevator prank returns! This time we are working with dead body that falls out of a casket when the elevator shuts down. This one is definitely not as funny as the original, given the fact that the dead body moves and talks like a zombie after a few seconds. I would know immediately that it was a prank and just laugh. Not that scary this time Brazil! But keep them coming!
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