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L.A. Bounty

An ex-cop-turned-bounty hunter goes after a crazed killer.

Starring:

Sybil Danning, Wings Hauser, Blackie Dammett, Henry Darrow, Frank Doubleday, Robert Hanley, Lenore Kasdorf, Bob Minor, Robert Quarry, Van Quattro, Branscombe Richmond, J. Christopher Sullivan, Max Wasa

Genre:

Action

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