Sofia Coppola’s ‘On the Rocks’
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I Am the Ripper
In this killer tale of horror, a rip-roaring teen party turns into a nightmare when a mysterious masked figure murders the guests one by one and then challenges the lone survivor to a duel... for his soul.
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In this killer tale of horror, a rip-roaring teen party turns into a nightmare when a mysterious masked figure murders the guests one by one and then challenges the lone survivor to a duel... for his soul.
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Freakannibal Pictures
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