Ad Astra: Cinematic Hypnotism
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Eat, Drink And Make Merrie (1969)
Merrie, a nymphomaniac, seduces every man in the family-operated boardinghouse while her younger sister Renée keeps watch. Renée soon blossoms from an awkward adolescent into a voluptuous woman who can hold her own with Merrie. The sisters join all of the boarders for a party that eventually becomes an orgy.
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Merrie, a nymphomaniac, seduces every man in the family-operated boardinghouse while her younger sister Renée keeps watch. Renée soon blossoms from an awkward adolescent into a voluptuous woman who can hold her own with Merrie. The sisters join all of the boarders for a party that eventually becomes an orgy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Byron Lord
In Theaters:5/22/1969
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Runtime:64 minutes
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