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Hellroller (1992)
Wheelchair bound, homeless and alone, Eugene unleashes a limitless rage as the Hellroller shocks the world as its first wheelchair serial killer.
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Wheelchair bound, homeless and alone, Eugene unleashes a limitless rage as the Hellroller shocks the world as its first wheelchair serial killer.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Gary J. Levinson, Stuart Wall
In Theaters:1/1/1992
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Hollywood International Pictures, Off The Wall Productions
Cast
Stuart Wall, Gary J. Levinson
Director
Ron Litman
Eugene
Mary Woronov
Eugene's Aunt
Michelle Bauer
Michelle Novak
Elizabeth Kaitan
Lizzy
Hyapatia Lee
Dancer
David H. Sterry
Dr. Kosloff / King of the Bums
Ruth Collins
Eugene's Mother
Tammara Souza
Bunny
Wendy Spahr
Lisa Dye
Gary J. Levinson
Donald
Johnny Legend
Street Punk
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