Mansons Lost Girls | reviewed by: William O'Donnell | January 21, 2022
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The visuals feel authentic and well manicured but the dancing and charms do not have the same effect on me as they do to the characters.
| genre | Crime | Drama |
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| synopsis | Linda Kasabian falls prey to the hypnotic charms of Charles Manson and his self-proclaimed |
| lead actors | Jeff Ward | Mackenzie Mauzy | Eden Brolin | Grace Victoria Cox | Greer Grammer | Christian Madsen | Isabel Shill | Garrett Coffey | Morgan Krantz | John F. Goff | Stephen Sullivan | Chad Lindberg | Christopher Redman | Don Luce | Chad T. Wood | Tess Gordon | Stella Gordon | Jesse Bean | Kari Coleman | Megan Easton | Shannon Lorance | Diana Irvine | Michael Anthony DiNuzzo | LeJon | Roman Mitichyan | Sarah Molasky | Natasha Rozhdestvensky | Jyllina Skye | Jhemma Ziegler | Tom Costello |
| director | Leslie Libman |












