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Time to Kill (2014)
Join Sarah in her final hours, as she hacks and slashes a path all the way back to her dark past! Witness the sexiest strippers this side of Hell, who will do anything to keep you satisfied! Prepare yourself for the final scene, which left audiences breathless!
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Join Sarah in her final hours, as she hacks and slashes a path all the way back to her dark past! Witness the sexiest strippers this side of Hell, who will do anything to keep you satisfied! Prepare yourself for the final scene, which left audiences breathless!
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Horror, Comedy
Written By:Brian K. Williams
In Theaters:3/21/2014
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Runtime:71 minutes
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