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Axe2Grind (2025)
Debbie Wilkins escapes from Hollywood and heads east to Oklahoma City to link up with her older sister Fran after she is released from an insane asylum for her murder spree on the set of "The Bayou Butcher" in Axe to Grind. Soon after their reunion, the two sisters embark on a wild and bloody cross country road trip to evade law enforcement after Debbie does away with her parole officer. Meanwhile, Rikki, the younger sister of Nikki who Debbie dispatched of in the first movie, elicits information from Debbie's old flame Peter Burgess in order to track down Debbie and exact her revenge.
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Debbie Wilkins escapes from Hollywood and heads east to Oklahoma City to link up with her older sister Fran after she is released from an insane asylum for her murder spree on the set of "The Bayou Butcher" in Axe to Grind. Soon after their reunion, the two sisters embark on a wild and bloody cross country road trip to evade law enforcement after Debbie does away with her parole officer. Meanwhile, Rikki, the younger sister of Nikki who Debbie dispatched of in the first movie, elicits information from Debbie's old flame Peter Burgess in order to track down Debbie and exact her revenge.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Matthew James Gulbranson, Stephen Nemeth
In Theaters:5/1/2025
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Studio:Steel House Productions
Cast
Stormy Daniels
Director
Stormy Daniels
Fran Wilkins
Debbie Rochon
Debbie Wilkins
Adrian Quihuis
Norman Poindexter
Matthew James Gulbranson
Peter Burgess
Shawn C. Phillips
Witness
Julie Anne Prescott
Detective
Erin Marie Garrett
Rikki Tolman
Brett Wagner
Radio DJ
Mark D Valenti
CSI Agent
Rachel E Hoffman
Honey Voodoo
BJ Mezek
Randy
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