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She Kills (2016)
When Sadie's husband is murdered by a vicious gang called "The Touchers", she finds she possesses a strange hidden power to aid her in her quest for revenge. A homage to Grindhouse/exploitation pictures of the 1970's.
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When Sadie's husband is murdered by a vicious gang called "The Touchers", she finds she possesses a strange hidden power to aid her in her quest for revenge. A homage to Grindhouse/exploitation pictures of the 1970's.
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Genre:Action, Horror
Written By:Ron Bonk
In Theaters:5/1/2016
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:SRS Cinema
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