A Werewolf in a Women's Prison 2006 Horror Movie Review
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Winner Of Syracuse Film Festival, Victoria DeMare Scream Queen 2007, “Out Torentinos Torentino” - Fangoria. “The SHOWGIRLS of Sexploitation”..... This was the surprise hit of the season from two new filmakers with a brilliant script, great direction and wonderful acting. The movie combines genres almost never seen anymore Werwolf and Women prison movies. The filmakers have brought together the hottest women in B movies with a great script by Vincent Bilancio and the spot on direction of Jeff Leroy. The reviews are still coming in so this is your opportunity to get the first release of this movie. It played to standing room only at its Los Angeles premier. This directors cut includes interviewes with the stars and the cast as well as hilarious and erotically funny out takes with the women that made this the hit that it is.
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About A Werewolf in a Women's Prison 2006
Title: A Werewolf in a Women's Prison
Year: 2006
Starring: Victoria DeMare,
Vincent Bilancia,
Eva Derrick,
Jackeline Oliver,
Rating: 3 / 5 stars from 5 users.
Rating: Unrated
Runtime: 85 minutes
Director: Jeff Leroy Nick Melillo,
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