Personals (1990)
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Runtime: 1 hr 33 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: Unbeknownst to her co-workers, a lonely hearts librarian transforms herself into a ravenous man-eater by night. Placing advertisements in the personals section of her local newspaper, the temptress... Unbeknownst to her co-workers, a lonely hearts librarian transforms herself into a ravenous man-eater by night. Placing advertisements in the personals section of her local newspaper, the temptress lines up a series of rendezvous with eligible bachelors; the problem is she murders each of them on the first date. Now, the widow of one of her victims enters the scene; the woman's husband was a journalist researching an article about the singles scene. When he ends up dead, his wife vows to track down the killer and make her pay for what she's done. [More]
Starring: Stephanie Zimbalist, Jennifer O'Neill, Robin Thomas, Clark Johnson
Starring: Stephanie Zimbalist, Jennifer O'Neill, Robin Thomas, Clark Johnson, Gina Gallego, Rosemary Dunsmore, Colm Feore
Director: Steven Hilliard Stern
Director: Steven Hilliard Stern
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