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Killing Me Softly (1979)
Jack Wrangler, David King, Stan Richards and the fantastic Giuseppe Welsh team up in this spine-tingling story of sex, passion and murder as a fiend — with an uncontrollable need to kill in order to have an orgasm — roams the city looking for victims.
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Jack Wrangler, David King, Stan Richards and the fantastic Giuseppe Welsh team up in this spine-tingling story of sex, passion and murder as a fiend — with an uncontrollable need to kill in order to have an orgasm — roams the city looking for victims.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:John Amero, Lem Amero
In Theaters:1/8/1979
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:P.M. Productions
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