Pieces Film Streaming Ita Completo (1982) Cb01

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• Data di pubblicazione: 1982-08-23
• Production: Almena Films /
• Genres:
  Horror
  Thriller
• Synopsis: A Boston, l’ispettore Bracken indaga su un assassino seriale che uccide studentesse universitarie e, dopo averle fatte a pezzi con una motosega, porta via alcune parti dei loro corpi.
• La direttrice: Juan Piquer Simón
• Durata: 85 Minutes.
• Taal: Italiano – Italiano
• Nazione: Spain
• Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pieces

Christopher George
Det. Lt. Bracken

Lynda Day George
Mary Riggs

Frank Braña
Det. Sgt. Holden

Edmund Purdom
The Dean

Ian Sera
Kendall James

Paul L. Smith
Willard

Jack Taylor
Prof. Arthur Brown

Gérard Tichy
Dr. Jennings

Pieces – Bande annonce

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