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A Very Very Sexy Snuff Movie 

Sleazy Horror anthology movie by the director of Time Demon and Bloody Flowers. Segments: SERIAL STARLETS - Starlets are being murdered on the French Riviera during the Cannes Film Festival. A goofball detective is sent there to ensure the protection of the bimbos. A REALISTIC FRENCH HORROR MOVIE - Newly arrived in Paris in the hope of becoming models, three young East European women are kidnapped by a producer of snuff movies and held prisoners on the movie set. 24 HOURS ALIVE - On the set of an extreme reality show, beautiful candidates are confronted with a dangerous maniac during a perverse game.
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Sleazy Horror anthology movie by the director of Time Demon and Bloody Flowers. Segments: SERIAL STARLETS - Starlets are being murdered on the French Riviera during the Cannes Film Festival. A goofball detective is sent there to ensure the protection of the bimbos. A REALISTIC FRENCH HORROR MOVIE - Newly arrived in Paris in the hope of becoming models, three young East European women are kidnapped by a producer of snuff movies and held prisoners on the movie set. 24 HOURS ALIVE - On the set of an extreme reality show, beautiful candidates are confronted with a dangerous maniac during a perverse game.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Richard J. Thomson
Written By:Richard J. Thomson
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Jaguarundi Films

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