Psycho Killer (2012)
A seasoned detective who comes face to face with the ‘Juggernaut’ a serial killer who’s complete, relentless desires are carrying out on young women.
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A seasoned detective who comes face to face with the ‘Juggernaut’ a serial killer who’s complete, relentless desires are carrying out on young women.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Randy R. Fabert
In Theaters:7/6/2012
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Skylar Phoenix Productions
Cast
Randy R. Fabert
Director
Sheila Mudd Baker
Detective Childs
Randy R. Fabert
Detective Graham
Doug Palmer
Giovanni Capaldo
Anita McFarren
Maria Capaldo
Holly Kothe
Alison Vega
David Wetzel
German Hitman
Iabou Windimere
School Girl Victim / Abigail Neiman
Mike Catron
Marv
John Handorf
Officer Copeland
Finley Jones
D.C.
Aaron Martin
Hospital Clerk
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