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Ripper 2: Letter from Within
Serial killer Molly Keller, along with a few insane youngsters agrees to be a trail subject for an unconventional experiment. But, the experiment turns unsuccessful and the subjects begin to die.
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Serial killer Molly Keller, along with a few insane youngsters agrees to be a trail subject for an unconventional experiment. But, the experiment turns unsuccessful and the subjects begin to die.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Science Fiction
Written By:Jonas Quastel, John Sheppard
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:H30 Filmed Entertainment, Baker Street
Cast
Lloyd A. Simandl, Jonas Quastel
Director
Erin Karpluk
Molly Keller
Nicholas Irons
Erich Goeth
Jane Peachey
Lara Svetlana
Daniel Coonan
Grant Jessup
Colin Lawrence
Roberto Edwards
Myfanwy Waring
Sally Trigg
Andrea Miltner
Marya
Curtis Matthew
Psychologist
Richard Bremmer
Dr. Weisser
Mhairi Morrison
Juliette Dureau
Vladimira Pitelova
Dominatrix (uncredited)
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