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Killer Crush (2015)
Paige's crush on her professor takes a twisted turn when she is hired to be the caregiver for his wife who has Multiple Sclerosis.
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Paige's crush on her professor takes a twisted turn when she is hired to be the caregiver for his wife who has Multiple Sclerosis.
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Genre:Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Corbin Mezner, John Serge
In Theaters:4/4/2015
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:NB Thrilling Films 3, Reel One Films 2, Reel One Entertainment, Lifetime
Cast
Anthony Lefresne
Director
Daveigh Chase
Paige York
Rick Roberts
Dr. Lucas Emery
Sydney Penny
Gabby Emery
Melanie Scrofano
Tayler York
Grace Zanichkowsky
Amy Emery
Zack Peladeau
Craig
Scott Gibson
Dr. Brandon Willis
Rob Stewart
Cameron York
Andrew Moodie
Detective Cullen
John Serge
Lieutenant David
Allison Brennan
Sophia York
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