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Satan's Storybook (1989)
A two-part horror anthology, the first part about a serial killer who is executed for his string of murders, the second about a despondent actor who hangs himself and meets a clown on "the other side."
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A two-part horror anthology, the first part about a serial killer who is executed for his string of murders, the second about a despondent actor who hangs himself and meets a clown on "the other side."
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:M. Rider Productions, Even Steven Productions
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