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Blood Games (1990)

When a women's softball team win a game against a group of rough talking and dirty playing men, they find themselves unwittingly involved in a new competition with much higher stakes: life and death. After being horribly attacked and assaulted by their male competitors, the women are forced to use both their wits and strength to escape their tormentors and avenge their teammates.
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When a women's softball team win a game against a group of rough talking and dirty playing men, they find themselves unwittingly involved in a new competition with much higher stakes: life and death. After being horribly attacked and assaulted by their male competitors, the women are forced to use both their wits and strength to escape their tormentors and avenge their teammates.

Rating:R
Genre:Action, Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Tanya Rosenberg
Written By:James Hennessy, Craig Clyde, George Saunders
In Theaters:12/12/1990
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Epic Productions

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