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Death Dancers (1993)
In his quest to hunt down a serial killer, Los Angeles cop Will goes undercover into the S&M underworld. Only by befriending the kinky denizens of the city's seamy side can he get close to the prime suspect.
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In his quest to hunt down a serial killer, Los Angeles cop Will goes undercover into the S&M underworld. Only by befriending the kinky denizens of the city's seamy side can he get close to the prime suspect.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Jason Holt
In Theaters:1/1/1993
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Runtime:77 minutes
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