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DickRipper (2016)
Detective Bloomfield; a gruff, grizzled woman of the law is in pursuit of a mysterious serial killer known only as The DickRipper. These two are set on a collision course and Joe's bachelor party is ground zero.
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Detective Bloomfield; a gruff, grizzled woman of the law is in pursuit of a mysterious serial killer known only as The DickRipper. These two are set on a collision course and Joe's bachelor party is ground zero.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Sean George, Michael Chau
In Theaters:3/19/2016
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Runtime:20 minutes
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