Hung Jury
Jan 01 1994
•2h 50m
•Mystery, Horror
Two unsuspecting actresses are hired for what they believe to be a Murder Mystery Weekend on a secluded island, only to learn that the murders are all too real! Each of the unwary victims has been lured to the island so that an unknown killer can eliminate them one by one until one helpless victim finds herself literally nailed to the wall! Who is the killer and who are his victims?
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Tom Beschler
Phil
Michelle Caporaletti
Drowning Victim
Dave Castiglione
Bill
Joe Cedatol
Joe
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