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Danger in Blue (1996)

Tina Krause stars as policewoman Jenny Pierce, hot on the trail of a masked killer. She´s taken prisoner and must endure being bound and gagged while the criminals decide what they are going to do with her! Deana guest stars as the unfortunate worker in the video store that the killers decide to rob.
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Tina Krause stars as policewoman Jenny Pierce, hot on the trail of a masked killer. She´s taken prisoner and must endure being bound and gagged while the criminals decide what they are going to do with her! Deana guest stars as the unfortunate worker in the video store that the killers decide to rob.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Crime
Directed By:Gary Whitson
Written By:Brent Smith
In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:W.A.V.E. Productions, In Dire Straits Productions

Cast

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Gary Whitson

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Tina Krause

Officer Jenny Pierce

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Deana Enoches

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Dawn Murphy

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Gary Whitson

(as G.W. Lawrence)

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Sal Longo

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