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Killing for Love (1995)

A group of movie people, director, screenwriter, producer, actors and actresses meet for a weekend at a remote house. Proceedings soon begin to resemble a typical slasher film: couples pair off, have sex, and get either murdered or abducted
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A group of movie people, director, screenwriter, producer, actors and actresses meet for a weekend at a remote house. Proceedings soon begin to resemble a typical slasher film: couples pair off, have sex, and get either murdered or abducted

Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Horror, Mystery
Directed By:Mike Kesey
Written By:R.M. Johnson
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Cameo Films Inc.

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