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A Scream in the Streets (1973)
Two Los Angeles detectives are assigned to track down and arrest a brutal rapist-murderer terrorizing the city. Their job is complicated by the fact that the killer is able to avoid capture because he can pose as a woman.
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Two Los Angeles detectives are assigned to track down and arrest a brutal rapist-murderer terrorizing the city. Their job is complicated by the fact that the killer is able to avoid capture because he can pose as a woman.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Horror
Written By:Eric Norden
In Theaters:1/1/1973
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Boxoffice International Pictures (BIP)
Cast
Dwayne Avery, Bethel Buckalew, Harry H. Novak, Carl Monson
Director
Joshua Bryant
Officer Ed Haskell (as John Kirkpatric)
Frank Bannon
Officer Bob Streeker
Rosie Stone
Officer Patty Rydell
Linda York
Girl on Park Bench
Brandy Lyman
First Victim
Con Covert
The Rapist
Colleen Brennan
Jenny the Dispatcher (uncredited)
Mady Maguire
Susan Haskell (uncredited)
Norman Fields
Mr. Heath (uncredited)
Christopher Geoffries
Brian the Cop (uncredited)
Sandy Carey
Pot-Smoker Girl (uncredited)
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