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Stalked! (1993)

In The Intruder Part 1, a young woman (Vanessa Carlton) is stalked by a rapist (David Shore) and then held captive by her attacker until he’s ready to act! In The Intruder Part 2, Vanessa Carlton stars as Devlin, the cop who can’t seem to bring her suspects in alive and in one piece! After her last experience in, Devlin finds herself going undercover in a seedy go-go bar as a dancer in an attempt to stop a serial killer! Her superior, Lt. Juliano (GW Lawrence), has set her up as the next target. But unknown to all of them, a person from her past may cause her untimely death!
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In The Intruder Part 1, a young woman (Vanessa Carlton) is stalked by a rapist (David Shore) and then held captive by her attacker until he’s ready to act! In The Intruder Part 2, Vanessa Carlton stars as Devlin, the cop who can’t seem to bring her suspects in alive and in one piece! After her last experience in, Devlin finds herself going undercover in a seedy go-go bar as a dancer in an attempt to stop a serial killer! Her superior, Lt. Juliano (GW Lawrence), has set her up as the next target. But unknown to all of them, a person from her past may cause her untimely death!

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Gary Whitson
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In Theaters:10/6/1993
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