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Breeders (1986) のシーン
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このシーンの女優
Frances Raines
詳細
別名: Frances Raines
身体的特徴: N/A
経歴
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Frances Raines was an American actress who gained recognition for her roles in horror and exploitation films during the 1980s. She notably played Linda in 'The Mutilator' directed by Tim Kincaid, and appeared in other films such as 'Disconnected'. Additionally, she is known to be the niece of renowned actor Claude Raines.
映画について: Breeders (1986)
公開年: 1986
別題: Breeders: La invasión sexual, A Galeria dos Alienígenas, Aullidos de terror, La muerte ataca Nueva York, Breeders - terrorin maihinnousu, Eisvoli apo to sympan, Reproduktorki, Killer-Alien
監督: Tim Kincaid
脚本: Tim Kincaid
制作 & ジャンル
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制作会社: Beyond Infinity, Empire Pictures, Entertainment Concepts, Tycin Entertainment
ジャンル: Horror, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, Thriller
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In Manhattan, young women are being attacked and raped by an unknown perpetrator with no apparent motive. Detective Andriotti and Dr. Pace join forces to investigate these brutal crimes, searching for any common thread between the victims. As they delve deeper into the case, they notice a peculiar organic residue left on each of the victims' bodies. The detectives are baffled until they realize that this substance is causing the women to arise from their hospital beds in a trance-like state and leave against medical advice.
概要
Breeders (1986) is a lesser-known horror-thriller film directed by Tim Kincaid, set in the grimy underbelly of Manhattan. The movie focuses on an alien entity that targets female virgins, leaving behind strange organic materials and causing its victims to behave strangely post-attack. The investigation into these bizarre crimes falls upon Detective Andriotti and Dr. Pace, who must navigate this peculiar case while trying to protect the city's women from further harm.