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Cowboy Killer (2008)

Polite and soft-spoken roving serial killer Roy Thompson fancies himself as an old school cowboy. Roy stops off at a sleepy small town in the Midwest and starts bumping off the locals. When the police prove fail to effectively handle the situation, various quirky residents band together as a vigilante posse and hunt Roy down.
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Polite and soft-spoken roving serial killer Roy Thompson fancies himself as an old school cowboy. Roy stops off at a sleepy small town in the Midwest and starts bumping off the locals. When the police prove fail to effectively handle the situation, various quirky residents band together as a vigilante posse and hunt Roy down.

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Jason Baustin
Written By:Jaymes Camery, Ben Solenberger
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Cacchiotti Productions

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