Sex Files: Erotic Possessions (2000)
Young actress Claire and boyfriend Mike move into the former Hollywood home of 1940s starlet Valerie Parks, who died in mysterious circumstances before her career could take off. When Mike finds a copy of Valerie's uncompleted - and long thought lost - film The Last Widow, Claire soon comes to believe that the house is haunted and that Valerie is possessing her sexually. A film company announces that a remake of The Last Widow is about to go into production and Valerie sets out to win the leading role in Claire's body.
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Young actress Claire and boyfriend Mike move into the former Hollywood home of 1940s starlet Valerie Parks, who died in mysterious circumstances before her career could take off. When Mike finds a copy of Valerie's uncompleted - and long thought lost - film The Last Widow, Claire soon comes to believe that the house is haunted and that Valerie is possessing her sexually. A film company announces that a remake of The Last Widow is about to go into production and Valerie sets out to win the leading role in Claire's body.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Stephen Crestview
In Theaters:11/4/2000
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Click Productions Inc., ASP S.A., Riouw Beleggingen BV, Oranton Ltd.
Cast
William Wildest
Director
Shauna O'Brien
Claire
Amber Newman
Melissa
Griffin Drew
Valerie Parks / Doris
Jarod Carey
Michael (as John Smith)
Jason Schnuit
Paul (as Jay Stewart)
Shyra Deland
Dawn Starchild (as Morgan Kelly)
Robert Donavan
Richard
Samantha Phillips
Linda (as Sam Philips)
Steven Ginsburg
Joel (as Stephen Ginsburg)
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