The Antwerp Killer
Jan 02 1983
•1h 9m
•Mystery, Thriller, Crime, Horror
The city of Antwerp is being terrorized by a serial killer. When the killer discovers one of his victims is seeing a psychiatrist to overcome her trauma, he goes after her…
Cast
See allPeter Beaufays
Moordenaar
Eric Feremans
Politie-inspecteur
Michel Follet
Psychiatrist
Marita Praet
Verloofde van de moordenaar
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