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Ecstasy, Inc. 

Professor Rasputin and his wife Dr. Christina run a special clinic to help those suffering from sexual problems. In reality, neither are what they claim to be and use the establishment for their own kinky kicks. In his case that involves prowling around in the country outside Paris, picking up teenage hitchhikers, strangling them and dumping their bodies in the woods. His loving spouse is also involved.
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Professor Rasputin and his wife Dr. Christina run a special clinic to help those suffering from sexual problems. In reality, neither are what they claim to be and use the establishment for their own kinky kicks. In his case that involves prowling around in the country outside Paris, picking up teenage hitchhikers, strangling them and dumping their bodies in the woods. His loving spouse is also involved.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Horror
Written By:Andrei Feher
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Cinévog Films, Scandinavian Art Film

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