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Massacre of Pleasure (1968)
A detective narrates this story of police investigating three murders and discovering that their leads take them to the heart of a white slavery ring that is also in the drug trade. Men set up parties, invite young women, and then drug them, kidnap them, and sell them off to brothels.
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A detective narrates this story of police investigating three murders and discovering that their leads take them to the heart of a white slavery ring that is also in the drug trade. Men set up parties, invite young women, and then drug them, kidnap them, and sell them off to brothels.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Chris Pentel, Christian Sarramia
In Theaters:10/1/1968
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Continental Television & Film Agency (CTA), Kaldéa Films
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