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Ravenwing & Cybercop vs Spellbynder poster

Ravenwing & Cybercop vs Spellbynder (1999)

Spellbinder uses her hypnotic powers to capture Ravenwing (Tina Krause) and force her to kidnap Dr. Van Allen’s daughter (Dakotah) in order to learn the secrets behind his cybernetic research. But in a strange twist of fate, Dr. Van Allen (GW Lawrence) must operate on his other daughter (Kassie Karr). In order to save her life, he must do to her what he did to Ravenwing! And it’s only with her newly acquired powers that she might be able to save her father and her sister.
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Spellbinder uses her hypnotic powers to capture Ravenwing (Tina Krause) and force her to kidnap Dr. Van Allen’s daughter (Dakotah) in order to learn the secrets behind his cybernetic research. But in a strange twist of fate, Dr. Van Allen (GW Lawrence) must operate on his other daughter (Kassie Karr). In order to save her life, he must do to her what he did to Ravenwing! And it’s only with her newly acquired powers that she might be able to save her father and her sister.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Directed By:Gary Whitson
Written By:Gary Whitson
In Theaters:4/1/1999
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:W.A.V.E. Productions

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