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Female Mercenaries on Zombie Island (1995)
A brilliant and beautiful female doctor has perfected brain transplant operations and uses that knowledge to give the old men in power new bodies. But unknown to them, she implants an electronic device into their brains which will allow her to control them and to put women in charge. Only two courageous freedom fighters can stop her mad plans for world domination.
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A brilliant and beautiful female doctor has perfected brain transplant operations and uses that knowledge to give the old men in power new bodies. But unknown to them, she implants an electronic device into their brains which will allow her to control them and to put women in charge. Only two courageous freedom fighters can stop her mad plans for world domination.
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Genre:Action, Horror
Written By:Gary Whitson
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:W.A.V.E. Productions
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