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Kiss of the Serpent: Snake Island (1988)
Kim and her gang embark on a wild cruise from Cocoa Beach, Florida. The weekend ends in a horror trip when the boat crashes on a remote island and they are stalked by a psycho.
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Kim and her gang embark on a wild cruise from Cocoa Beach, Florida. The weekend ends in a horror trip when the boat crashes on a remote island and they are stalked by a psycho.
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Genre:Horror, Adventure, Thriller
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In Theaters:1/1/1988
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Florida Feature Films Company
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