10 Women in Science Fiction Films
Women have always been integral to science fiction, and these amazing women prove why.
Karen the Beauty Queen Butcher
Karen an unhappy married woman joins several Beauty Contests in the hope of being famous and adored by complete strangers. As she continues to lose beauty contests, we see that her competition is being killed off one by one. As we follow Karen's journey through the film we discover who is the killer and what are the true motivations behind the murders.
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Karen an unhappy married woman joins several Beauty Contests in the hope of being famous and adored by complete strangers. As she continues to lose beauty contests, we see that her competition is being killed off one by one. As we follow Karen's journey through the film we discover who is the killer and what are the true motivations behind the murders.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jasmin Flores, Zachary Snygg
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