Chaos.TV
Feb 02 2001
•1h 45m
•Horror
Chaos.TV is the strangest, most violent "reality show" ever! Jennifer (Tina Krause) DeLarento invites a TV video crew into the house she shares with her lesbian lover, Dora (Debbie D) Fienes to videotape Dora's birthday celebration. But both women are mentally unstable and what follows is a descent into madness, all recorded for posterity, with absolutely NO interference by the video crew, despite the violent actions of both women. Each of them does horrible things to the other, despite their love for each other. The ending will leave you shaken and disturbed!
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Tina Krause
Jennifer DeLarento
Debbie D
Dora Fienes
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