The Bride of Double Feature (2000)
Suzie Cheesecake kills her husband, and then people start dying at the reading of his will. Only a hard-boiled private eye can crack the case!
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Suzie Cheesecake kills her husband, and then people start dying at the reading of his will. Only a hard-boiled private eye can crack the case!
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Rodger Jacobs, Jonathan Morgan
In Theaters:10/26/2000
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Wicked
Cast
Jonathan Morgan
Director
Serenity
Suzie Cheesecake
Randy Spears
Rip Rockwell
Tabitha Stevens
Busty Blonde Bimbo
Mickey G.
Kevin Hardass
Asia Carrera
Consuela Chugalotacocka
Mike Horner
Drake Rothchild
Kyle Stone
Jeevs DaButler
Anthony Crane
Rolo / Ticket Taker / Party Guest / The Bear
Herschel Savage
Harold Stevenson
Dave Hardman
Kid Stinky / Party Guest
Anji Cooper
Pizza Girl
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