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The Bride Of Frank (1996)
Disturbed and Hideously ugly 'Warehouse Worker' Frank dates then murders women who are not nice to him, he then mutilates and disposes of their corpses, helped out by his friends.
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Disturbed and Hideously ugly 'Warehouse Worker' Frank dates then murders women who are not nice to him, he then mutilates and disposes of their corpses, helped out by his friends.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Horror
Written By:Steve Ballot
In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Egg Productions
Cast
Steve Ballot
Director
Vivi Vixen
The Dancer
Steve Ballot
Vichelli
Tamsin Atkinson
The Tease
Alley Ninestein
Aphrodite
Frank Meyer
Frank
John Kolendriski
Johnny Horizon
Victor Delvalle
Warehouse Guy One
Bruce Frankel
Morgan Barney V.I.P.
Jim Moresca
The Visiting Dignitary
Rena Ballot
Miss Grimble
Arnell Dowret
Dennis / Mother
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