Looking Behind the 'Z-O-M-B-I-E-S' Trilogy
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Secret Sins (1992)
Sara Jensen has moved to L.A. to begin a new life. Her dull, boring life as a stock footage clerk takes a dramatic turn when she discovers an old porno film starring TV superstar Johnny Darrow. After the film is stolen from her boss's safe, Sarah is falsely accused. Sarah goes on a one-woman mission to clear her name, but her only clue is that the thief is left-handed. Sarah is aided in her quest by a writer who lives in her building...with whom she begins a torrid love affair. Their passion is cut short by the appearance of her former fiance, who she later discovers murdered. Everyone is suspect in this wild erotic thriller that will leave you breathless!
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Sara Jensen has moved to L.A. to begin a new life. Her dull, boring life as a stock footage clerk takes a dramatic turn when she discovers an old porno film starring TV superstar Johnny Darrow. After the film is stolen from her boss's safe, Sarah is falsely accused. Sarah goes on a one-woman mission to clear her name, but her only clue is that the thief is left-handed. Sarah is aided in her quest by a writer who lives in her building...with whom she begins a torrid love affair. Their passion is cut short by the appearance of her former fiance, who she later discovers murdered. Everyone is suspect in this wild erotic thriller that will leave you breathless!
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Kirk Bowman
In Theaters:1/1/1992
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Runtime:103 minutes
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