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Unnaturally Born Killer (1996)
A director who is making low-budget movies kills the young beautiful women coming to his auditons. Being successful at it, he decides to quit the low budget film making and delves into the world of making real snuff movies full time!
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A director who is making low-budget movies kills the young beautiful women coming to his auditons. Being successful at it, he decides to quit the low budget film making and delves into the world of making real snuff movies full time!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Daryl Carstensen, Ross Marshall
In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Plutonium Films, Sub Rosa Extreme
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