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The Craven Sluck (1967)
A desperate, married woman meets a mysterious man who she blatantly desires. Through some twists and turns, things do not go over as well as she seems to wish.
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A desperate, married woman meets a mysterious man who she blatantly desires. Through some twists and turns, things do not go over as well as she seems to wish.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Mike Kuchar
In Theaters:12/21/1967
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Runtime:20 minutes
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