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The Exotic Ones (1968)
A trio of hunters in the Louisiana bayous capture a monster called the Swamp Thing. They take it to New Orleans where (naturally) they display it in a strip joint. When the monster's favorite stripper gets into a fight with another stripper, he breaks loose and starts killing.
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A trio of hunters in the Louisiana bayous capture a monster called the Swamp Thing. They take it to New Orleans where (naturally) they display it in a strip joint. When the monster's favorite stripper gets into a fight with another stripper, he breaks loose and starts killing.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/1968
Box Office:
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:The Carr/Mond Productions
Cast
Ron Ormond
Director
Georgette Dante
Titania
Sleepy LaBeef
The Swamp Thing
Kathy Clifton
Exotic Lady
Lynn Fontane
Exotic Stripper
Edward B. Moates
Man in Father & Daughter Duet
Donna Raye
Effie
Gordon Terry
Tim Ormond
Timmy
Jimmy Mulcay
Self - Harmonica Duo Player
Mildred Mulcay
Self - Harmonica Duo Player
Jack Horton
Marty
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