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The Hollywood Strangler Meets the Skid Row Slasher (1979)
A photographer cruises Hollywood and takes pictures of young models he then strangles. Meanwhile, a woman who works in a porno bookstore in downtown L.A. takes it upon herself to kill off the local derelicts. Soon the two killers meet up with each other.
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A photographer cruises Hollywood and takes pictures of young models he then strangles. Meanwhile, a woman who works in a porno bookstore in downtown L.A. takes it upon herself to kill off the local derelicts. Soon the two killers meet up with each other.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ray Dennis Steckler
In Theaters:1/1/1979
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Runtime:72 minutes
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Cast
Ray Dennis Steckler
Director
Pierre Agostino
Johnathan Click (The Hollywood Strangler)
Carolyn Brandt
The Skid Row Slasher
Chuck Alford
Slasher Victim #1
Jim Parker
Slasher Victim #2
Forest Duke
Slasher Victim #3
John Leeman
Slasher Victim #4
Lori Morris
Strangler Victim #1
Snowy Sinclair
Strangler Victim #2
Bonnie Smith
Strangler Victim #3
Joanne Hiatt
Strangler Victim #4
Jean Roberts
Strangler Victim #5
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