The.Cable.Guy.1996.720p.AV1-Zero00

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The.Cable.Guy.1996.720p.AV1-Zero00
  • Release date: 14 Jun 1996
  • Release year: 1996
  • Runtime: 96 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: television, friendship, kidnapping, obsession, apartment, watching tv, falling from height, stalking, dark comedy, cameo appearance
  • Budget: $47,000,000
Plot:
Steven Kovacs has moved into his own apartment after a failed marriage proposal to his girlfriend results in the duo deciding to spend some time away from each other. Steven's new cable guy, who refers to himself as "Chip Douglas," arranges a deal with Steven to give him free cable. Chip sees this as an opportunity to start a friendship with Steven. Despite some roadbumps, the duo hit it off. But after Chip reveals himself to be a nuisance, Steven cuts his ties with him. Vowing revenge, Chip goes all out to get back at Steven in any way possible. How far will Chip go in his bid for retribution, and how much torment can Steven take?

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File Size: 352 MB
Duration: 01:35:00
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