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The owner of a lakeside resort murders a transvestite. Fifteen years later, the drag queen's spirit comes back and starts killing honeymoon couples.
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The owner of a lakeside resort murders a transvestite. Fifteen years later, the drag queen's spirit comes back and starts killing honeymoon couples.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Sean Dash, Joseph Merhi, Laurel Fest
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:City Lights Entertainment Group
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