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Suburban Roulette (1968)
A newlywed couple falls into a dangerous game of parties and swapping spouses with two other swinging couples after moving into a seemingly perfect suburban neighborhood.
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A newlywed couple falls into a dangerous game of parties and swapping spouses with two other swinging couples after moving into a seemingly perfect suburban neighborhood.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:6/1/1968
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Runtime:92 minutes
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