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Killing Spree

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Synopsis: Tim Ritter is infamous for his outrageous, low-budget horror films including Creep, Wicked Games and Truth or Dare. His 1987 feature Killing Spree (1987) wallows in extreme violence , insanity and gore-soaked depravity. Part Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer and part Pieces, it's a no-holds-barred glimpse into the mind of a paranoid schizophrenic and bloodthirsty psychopath - presented uncut and uncensored.

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Directed By:	Tim Ritter	Recommended Retail Price: $USD19.99 Best Price: $USD 11.49 - DVD Empire (does not include shipping) Full Price Comparison
Cast:	Raymond Carbone Asbetos Felt Courtney Lercara Rachel Rutz Joel D. Wynkoop
Genre:	Horror
Running Time:	88 minutes
Year of Production:	1987
Disc Release Date:	April 22, 2003

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Extra Features:

Director's Commentary
Commentary From Asbetos Felt, Joel D. Wynkoop and R.M. Hoopes
90 Minute Making of Featurette

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1:	Single Sided, Dual Layer

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1:	English
2:	Commentary

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English

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