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Night Ripper (1986)
Models all over town are ending up on the wrong side of a razor-sharp blade, and police are baffled by the surgical precision of the corpse mutilation. David, a local photographer who knew a couple of the murdered women, finds his world turn upside down as the streets run red with blood.
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Models all over town are ending up on the wrong side of a razor-sharp blade, and police are baffled by the surgical precision of the corpse mutilation. David, a local photographer who knew a couple of the murdered women, finds his world turn upside down as the streets run red with blood.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Jeff Hathcock
In Theaters:8/13/1986
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Runtime:86 minutes
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