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The Beast Within (2002)
In the grand tradition of "Beauty and the Beast" comes a new modern day classic "The Beast Within". This is the romantic story of a young woman who falls in love with a freak show worker, but you can take the carny out of the carnival, but you can't take the carny out of the carny. Soon he is sprouting hair and fangs and roaming the neighborhoods of the small town as a half-man/half-beast. Can Kerry and Damien find true peace and love? Or are they doomed to a life of endless twisted sex orgies? One can only hope so.
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In the grand tradition of "Beauty and the Beast" comes a new modern day classic "The Beast Within". This is the romantic story of a young woman who falls in love with a freak show worker, but you can take the carny out of the carnival, but you can't take the carny out of the carny. Soon he is sprouting hair and fangs and roaming the neighborhoods of the small town as a half-man/half-beast. Can Kerry and Damien find true peace and love? Or are they doomed to a life of endless twisted sex orgies? One can only hope so.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:10/31/2002
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Heatwave Gold
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