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When a series of obese corpses are discovered missing body parts, an unorthodox headstrong detective must stop a cult of devil worshipers from further cannibalistic rituals and catch the cult leader.
"When an atheist detective is assigned to investigate a series of corpses with missing body parts, he must enter the world of the occult if he's to discover who's behind the ritualistic killings."
“When an atheist detective is assigned to investigate a series of corpses with missing body parts, he must enter the world of the occult if he’s to discover who’s behind the ritualistic killings.”
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Personally I look back to the late nineties. You had Buffy, Xena, Dark Angel and Alias. These popular Kick-ass females helped lead the way for the Kick-ass females in the movies now. Of course none of the new genre compare to "Emma Peel," the template for karate kicking, females with witty retorts.
Personally I look back to the late nineties. You had Buffy, Xena, Dark Angel and Alias. These popular Kick-ass females helped lead the way for the Kick-ass females in the movies now.
Of course none of the new genre compare to “Emma Peel,” the template for karate kicking, females with witty retorts.
See lessWhen her pleas for help are dismissed by her British Intelligence handler, a former black ops soldier must chase alone across London the cunning foreign operative who kidnapped her delinquent kid brother.
Personally I look back to the late nineties. You had Buffy, Xena, Dark Angel and Alias. These popular Kick-ass females helped lead the way for the Kick-ass females in the movies now. Of course none of the new genre compare to "Emma Peel," the template for karate kicking, females with witty retorts.
Personally I look back to the late nineties. You had Buffy, Xena, Dark Angel and Alias. These popular Kick-ass females helped lead the way for the Kick-ass females in the movies now.
Of course none of the new genre compare to “Emma Peel,” the template for karate kicking, females with witty retorts.
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