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2005
Directed by Keith Samples
Synopsis
A roommate with killer instincts.
A warped woman takes deadly measures to help a new roommate get rid of her problems.
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Cast
Kristen Miller Allison Lange Brooke Burns François Giroday Rif Hutton Todd Babco*ck Tracey McCall Katherine Disque Gerald Brodin Michelle Page Laura Rogers James Madio Jeff Krebs Rebecca Lin Nicole Oring
DirectorDirector
Keith Samples
ProducerProducer
Marc Bienstock
WritersWriters
Glenn Hobart Andy Hurst Ross Helford
EditorEditor
Peter Devaney Flanagan
CinematographyCinematography
Thomas M. Harting
Executive ProducerExec. Producer
Richard Goldberg
Production DesignProduction Design
Reiko Kobayashi
Set DecorationSet Decoration
Effney Gardea
StuntsStunts
Sharon Bruneau
ComposerComposer
Steven M. Stern
Costume DesignCostume Design
Stephanie Portnoy Porter
Studios
3rd Street Pictures Third Street Pictures Destination Films
Country
USA
Language
English
Alternative Titles
Jeune femme cherche colocataire 2, Weiblich, ledig, jung sucht... 2, Одинокая белая женщина 2: Психоз, ルームメイト ２, JF partagerait appartement 2, Inserzione pericolosa 2, Mujer blanca soltera busca 2, Weiblich, ledig, jung sucht ... 2, Jovem Procura Companheira 2, דרושה שותפה רווקה 2: הפסיכית, Ensam ung kvinna söker... igen, Jeune Femme Cherche Colocataire 2: La Psychotique, Неомъжена бяла жена 2, Egyedülálló nő megosztaná 2, Mulher Solteira Procura 2, Genç Bekar Bayan Aranıyor 2 : Piskopat, 위험한 독신녀 2, 叠影狂花2：变态狂, 疊影狂花2, Sublokatorka 2, ルームメイト2
Genres
Drama Thriller
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25 Oct 2005
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10 Jan 2006
- Germany16
Physical
16 Dec 2005
- Netherlands16
25 Dec 2005
- PortugalM/18
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10 Jan 2006
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16 Dec 2005
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25 Dec 2005
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25 Oct 2005
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