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Cruising Purgatory (2000)

Charlie and Lulu find themselves losing their sanity and forced to make choices that will either lead to their salvation or take them straight to hell. The choices they make aren’t necessarily the correct ones, but they are correct to them.
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Charlie and Lulu find themselves losing their sanity and forced to make choices that will either lead to their salvation or take them straight to hell. The choices they make aren’t necessarily the correct ones, but they are correct to them.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Dean St. John
Written By:Michael Serrian
In Theaters:5/30/2000
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Runtime:120 minutes
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