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R.I.P. Van Winkle Part 2 (2023)

The day after learning she is the descendant of the notorious serial killer Rip Van Winkle, a mysterious woman appears at Judith Gardener’s doorstep with a past strikingly similar to her own. Judith soon finds herself irresistibly attracted to the girl. Will she become Judith’s next victim…or her killer?
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The day after learning she is the descendant of the notorious serial killer Rip Van Winkle, a mysterious woman appears at Judith Gardener’s doorstep with a past strikingly similar to her own. Judith soon finds herself irresistibly attracted to the girl. Will she become Judith’s next victim…or her killer?

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Frank Durant
In Theaters:2/14/2023
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Runtime:75 minutes
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