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Model Kill 2: The Return (2006)
Greg, the killer photographer from the popular original Model Kill, is back, but this time he gets an unwelcome bit of his own at the hands of one of his victims, who then takes his place, charming one victim, ah, subject after another. One by one, the young hopefuls walk into the studio, but they never walk out. None of them dream that putting themselves in the hands of the seemingly professional photographer will be the last decision of their lives. But the demons that posses him drive him to seek the perfect shot of a beautiful, young corpse. With even more guys, more victims than the original, Model Kill, The Return is one film you're sure to die for!
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Greg, the killer photographer from the popular original Model Kill, is back, but this time he gets an unwelcome bit of his own at the hands of one of his victims, who then takes his place, charming one victim, ah, subject after another. One by one, the young hopefuls walk into the studio, but they never walk out. None of them dream that putting themselves in the hands of the seemingly professional photographer will be the last decision of their lives. But the demons that posses him drive him to seek the perfect shot of a beautiful, young corpse. With even more guys, more victims than the original, Model Kill, The Return is one film you're sure to die for!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Frank Grauman
In Theaters:11/15/2006
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Dead Guys Cinema
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