Lisa

53
Metascore
1990
1 Hr 35 Mins
Drama, Horror, Suspense

A 14-year-old, chafing at restrictions imposed by her single mother, makes phone calls to strange, handsome men--unaware that one of them is a murderer who preys on single women.

53
Metascore
1990
1 Hr 35 Mins
Drama, Horror, Suspense

A 14-year-old, chafing at restrictions imposed by her single mother, makes phone calls to strange, handsome men--unaware that one of them is a murderer who preys on single women.

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