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Sexual Predator (2002)
A female parole officer unwittingly gets involved with a handsome photographer who might be a serial killer.
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A female parole officer unwittingly gets involved with a handsome photographer who might be a serial killer.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Ed Silverstein
In Theaters:2/12/2002
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Magic Hour Pictures
Cast
Rob Spera, Robert Angelo
Director
Angie Everhart
Beth Spinella
Richard Grieco
J.C. Gale
Elizabeth Barondes
Caroline Muchey
Kevin Fry-Bowers
Joe West
Ray Valenti
Maya Garcia
McKayla Matthews
Lisa Bevens
David Jean Thomas
Judge
Julian Christopher
Carl Taylor
Yvonne Farrow
Dr. Ruth Kessler
Gabriella Hall
Girlfriend
Francine York
Emily Martell
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