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Decay

19981h 15mJason Robert Stephens
IMDb 5.5

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"When you make an enemy.....know who he is!"

A dentist's wife conspires the murder of her husband. The murder is carried out by a twisted serial killer that stalks and kills exotic women. Unknown to all are the dentist's connections to the Mafia. Now the Police, a Private investigator, and the Mafia hit men are all in on the chase.

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What is Decay (1998) about?

A dentist's wife conspires the murder of her husband. The murder is carried out by a twisted serial killer that stalks and kills exotic women. Unknown to all are the dentist's connections to the Mafia. Now the Police, a Private investigator, and the Mafia hit men are all in on the chase.

Who stars in Decay?

Decay stars Tamara Davies (Katherine Puller), Raymond Storti (Ronnie Golden), Brian Brock (Richard Puller), Ron von Gober (Jack Tate), Robert Z'Dar (Turk). The film was directed by Jason Robert Stephens.

How long is Decay?

Decay has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1998.

Is Decay worth watching?

Decay holds an IMDb rating of 5.5/10. Fans of Thriller, Mystery are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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