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Deer Woman (2005)
A harried, burned-out cop believes that a recent string of murders proves that the murderer might be a deer-like creature in the form of a beautiful woman, straight from a local Native American folklore legend.
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A harried, burned-out cop believes that a recent string of murders proves that the murderer might be a deer-like creature in the form of a beautiful woman, straight from a local Native American folklore legend.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, TV Movie
Written By:John Landis, Max Landis
In Theaters:12/9/2005
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:IDT Entertainment, Nice Guy Productions, Industry Entertainment Partners, Reunion Pictures
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