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Frat House One (1981)
All the guys want to live in Frat House One, and for good reason. The top grades of any house on fraternity row, a reputation for producing great athletes, and the best parties attracts all the top jocks.
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All the guys want to live in Frat House One, and for good reason. The top grades of any house on fraternity row, a reputation for producing great athletes, and the best parties attracts all the top jocks.
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In Theaters:7/1/1981
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Laguna Pacific, Catalina Video
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