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Too Beautiful to Die
A group of high fashion models have been invited to an isolated house to attend a party. As the night wears on, one of the models falls victim to a deadly 'accident,' which sets into motion a series of brutal murders, all traced back to a shocking secret...
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A group of high fashion models have been invited to an isolated house to attend a party. As the night wears on, one of the models falls victim to a deadly 'accident,' which sets into motion a series of brutal murders, all traced back to a shocking secret...
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Sergio Donati, Claudio Mancini, Achille Manzotti, Dario Piana
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Gruppo Bema, Reteitalia
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