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Cannibal Lolita (2010)
A series of sadistic murders has plagued a small resort town. Each death is more gruesome than the last. Each is the work of a sick serial killer and cannibal. Lola Thinks eating the flesh from her male victims will keep her young and beautiful. Her lover and partner in murder, Sandman kills for the love of it. The two of them are unaware the hunt is on from two determined cops and a woman who lost her brother to their murder spree.
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A series of sadistic murders has plagued a small resort town. Each death is more gruesome than the last. Each is the work of a sick serial killer and cannibal. Lola Thinks eating the flesh from her male victims will keep her young and beautiful. Her lover and partner in murder, Sandman kills for the love of it. The two of them are unaware the hunt is on from two determined cops and a woman who lost her brother to their murder spree.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:4/20/2010
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Loose Screw Productions
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