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Kill-Cam (2022)
A throwback to 1960's roughie films.
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A throwback to 1960's roughie films.
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Written By:Chris Woods, Lixy Lestat
In Theaters:1/31/2022
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Icon Film Studios
Cast
Chris Woods
Director
Katie McKinley
Samantha Styles
Sushii Xhyvette Holder
Pamela Keaton
Cayt Feinics
Michelle
Anthony Wayne
Larry Lang
Lixy Lestat
Mercedes / Christine
Lunathyst
Tiffany
Eric Danger Dionne
Roman
Ashley Lynn Caputo
First Victim
Bob Glazier
Grandfather / Voice of Willie
Joe Makowski
Bum
Dawn Soleri
Woman in Video
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