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Graduation Day (1981)
After the death of a high school track star during a race, a mysterious killer in a fencing mask begins murdering her friends and teachers.
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After the death of a high school track star during a race, a mysterious killer in a fencing mask begins murdering her friends and teachers.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Herb Freed, Anne Marisse
In Theaters:5/1/1981
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Troma Entertainment
Cast
Herb Freed
Director
Christopher George
Coach George Michaels
Patch Mackenzie
Anne Ramstead
E. Danny Murphy
Kevin Badger
E.J. Peaker
Blondie
Michael Pataki
Principal Guglione
Richard Balin
Mr. Roberts
Carmen Argenziano
Insp. Halliday
Linnea Quigley
Dolores
Billy Hufsey
Tony
Virgil Frye
Officer MacGregor
Denise Cheshire
Sally
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