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Run Swinger Run! (1967)
Luscious young brunette Laura runs away from home after she is raped by some creep. Laura goes to Los Angeles to hook up with her drug-peddling Aunt Mary. When that doesn't work out, Laura leaves and joins a call-girl racket run by the mysterious Schneider. However, things go awry after Laura discovers Schneider's dark secret and then finds herself the unwanted target of a lethal sniper.
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Luscious young brunette Laura runs away from home after she is raped by some creep. Laura goes to Los Angeles to hook up with her drug-peddling Aunt Mary. When that doesn't work out, Laura leaves and joins a call-girl racket run by the mysterious Schneider. However, things go awry after Laura discovers Schneider's dark secret and then finds herself the unwanted target of a lethal sniper.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Barry Mahon, William K. Hennigar
In Theaters:4/1/1967
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Chancellor Films
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