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A family adventure film that features Hawaiian culture with a representative director and a diverse cast.
Psycho Sisters (1994)
Jane and Jackie are driven far beyond the brink of madness after witnessing the brutal rape and murder of their younger sister by a group of marauding college fraternity brothers. Upon the release from an insane asylum, the sisters embark on a relentless search for the guys that raped and strangled their sister. Obsessed with revenge and fueled by a hatred of all men, they kill any man that crosses their path, retaining his severed genitals as a trophy.
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Jane and Jackie are driven far beyond the brink of madness after witnessing the brutal rape and murder of their younger sister by a group of marauding college fraternity brothers. Upon the release from an insane asylum, the sisters embark on a relentless search for the guys that raped and strangled their sister. Obsessed with revenge and fueled by a hatred of all men, they kill any man that crosses their path, retaining his severed genitals as a trophy.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Pete Jacelone
In Theaters:1/1/1994
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:W.A.V.E. Productions
Cast
Sal Longo, Pete Jacelone, Gary Whitson
Director
Pamela Sutch
Jackie Sicole
Christine Taylor
Jane Sicole
Tina Krause
Janice Sicole
Peter Kerr
Jack the Rapist
Chris Monroe
Jack's Buddy #1
Joe Isabella
Jack's Buddy #2
Laura Giglio
The Newscaster
Clancey McCauley
Girl on TV #1
Terri Lewandowski
Girl on TV #2 (as Launa Kane)
Gary Whitson
The Guy Next Door
Dave Castiglione
Fraternity Boy
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