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The Landlady (1998)
Melanie decides that one of her tenants would be perfect as her husband and decides to eliminate everyone who might interfere in her plans.
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Melanie decides that one of her tenants would be perfect as her husband and decides to eliminate everyone who might interfere in her plans.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Frank Wehwaldt, George Saunders
In Theaters:11/10/1998
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:The Image Organization
Cast
Robert Malenfant
Director
Talia Shire
Melanie Leroy
Jack Coleman
Patrick Forman
Bruce Weitz
Pepper McAllen
Melissa Behr
Liz Reese
Bette Ford
Justine Welch
Dee Freeman
Jenny Hagen
Nathan Le Grand
Ralston Leroy
Luisa Leschin
Mrs. Inez
Susie Singer Carter
Venice Dorian
Clement von Franckenstein
Laurence Gerard
Courtney Gains
Tyson Johns
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