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Girls Nite Out (1982)
The students of DeWitt University are preparing themselves for a night of fun and frolics in the form of an all-night scavenger hunt. Little do they know that they are in fact the ones being hunted.
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The students of DeWitt University are preparing themselves for a night of fun and frolics in the form of an all-night scavenger hunt. Little do they know that they are in fact the ones being hunted.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Gil Spencer Jr., Kevin Kurgis, Joe Bolster, Anthony N. Gurvis
In Theaters:6/20/1982
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Concepts Unlimited
Cast
Robert Deubel
Director
Julia Montgomery
Lynn Connors
James Carroll
Teddy Ratliff
Suzanne Barnes
Dawn Sorenson
Rutanya Alda
Barney / Katie Cavanaugh
Hal Holbrook
Jim MacVey
Lauren-Marie Taylor
Sheila Robinson
David Holbrook
Mike Pryor
Laura Summer
Jane
Carrick Glenn
Kathy
John Didrichsen
Ralph Bostwick
Lois Robbins
Leslie Peterson
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