Snuff Perversions: Bizarre Cases of Death Trailer (1999)
"It's not real... but it's reality!"01 January 1999Horror102 mins
A criminal psychologist and a police detective introduce what purports to be an educational police film intended to be shown to law enforcement cadets showing nearly every type of unnatural death and murder imaginable.
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