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Dimension in Fear (1998)

Escaped murderer Cal Lewis seeks revenge for those responsible for his incarceration. En route from Texas to Las Vegas, he crosses paths with young TV news reporter Deidre Holland, who quickly becomes his next target.
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Escaped murderer Cal Lewis seeks revenge for those responsible for his incarceration. En route from Texas to Las Vegas, he crosses paths with young TV news reporter Deidre Holland, who quickly becomes his next target.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Ted V. Mikels
Written By:Ted V. Mikels
In Theaters:6/5/1998
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Runtime:111 minutes
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