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Torment (1986)
A detective sets out to capture a psycho who kills women, but the psycho turns the tables and goes after the detective's girlfriend.
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A detective sets out to capture a psycho who kills women, but the psycho turns the tables and goes after the detective's girlfriend.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Samson Aslanian, John Hopkins
In Theaters:4/1/1986
Box Office:
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Aslanian-Hopkins Production
Cast
John Hopkins, Samson Aslanian
Director
Taylor Gilbert
Jennifer
William Witt
Father
Eve Brenner
Mrs. Courtland
Warren Lincoln
Michael
Najean Cherry
Helen, Mrs. Courtland's housemaid
Stan Weston
Bogartis
Doug Leach
Officer Tilman
Lisa Ramirez
Dianne
Dan Kosloff
Barry
Paul McCarthy
Officer Gilchrist
Kent Minault
Fort Point Officer
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