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Flowers on the Razorwire: Chance Meeting (2004)
True crime author Doug Shanks thought he'd seen it all until the day he dialed up a two legged nightmare, the psychotic dominatrix Flower. She ties him up and tortures him mercilessly until it's time to tell her a story. Doug stutters out a tale of a young Asian girl trapped in a broken down elevator with a boiler repairman who might just be Los Angeles' worst serial killer ever!
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True crime author Doug Shanks thought he'd seen it all until the day he dialed up a two legged nightmare, the psychotic dominatrix Flower. She ties him up and tortures him mercilessly until it's time to tell her a story. Doug stutters out a tale of a young Asian girl trapped in a broken down elevator with a boiler repairman who might just be Los Angeles' worst serial killer ever!
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Joseph M. Monks, Hart D. Fisher
In Theaters:6/29/2004
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Crime Pays Inc., Chanting Monks Studios, Boneyard Press, Paingrin Productions
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