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Deli Hell (1997)
Dawn Murphy owns a very special delicatessen, one which serves choice cuts of human meat. Four women come to her deli and one by one Dawn knocks them out with chloroform, strips them, and puts them onto her giant barbecue.
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Dawn Murphy owns a very special delicatessen, one which serves choice cuts of human meat. Four women come to her deli and one by one Dawn knocks them out with chloroform, strips them, and puts them onto her giant barbecue.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Dawn Murphy, Gary Whitson, Deana Enoches
In Theaters:6/10/1997
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:W.A.V.E. Productions
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