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Serena Powers: Private Eye - Identity Crisis (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Serena Powers: Private Eye - Identity Crisis

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Runtime: 75

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Barbara Joyce stars as Serena Powers and Tina Krause co-stars as Lisa McKay, her assistant and would be a partner. In a case of mistaken identity, Lisa is kidnapped by an inept killer and questioned about her knowledge of a missing $150,000 in drug money. But only Serena knows the answers he seeks so he goes back and kidnaps Serena. He leaves them to discuss their fate and the two of them just end up arguing back and forth as usual. Unable to convince the women to talk, he has his beautiful assistant (Shannon Guild) bring in a helpless victim (Sandra Kennedy) and murders her in front of them. Still not talking, he forces them to strip to their panties and they are placed in a series of deathtraps. Will they break and reveal what he wants to know? Or will Lisa be sliced in half by a table saw? Or will they die by hanging? Or perhaps go up in flames?

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Gary Whitson

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