01 October 1989 46 mins
Identical twins witness the murder of their mother and are seperated. One is locked in a closet for 18 years while the other inherits the family fortune. An insane Nanny lets the retarded brother out of the closet and all hell brakes loose.
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United States 01 October 1989
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