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The Medallion (1972)
The Medallion concerns the somewhat less serious machinations of a sex-obsessed college professor who initiates adoring coeds into the hermetic cult of Pan. Hypnotizing his acolytes with a groovy magic medallion, the swinging prof soon collects a legion of longhaired cuties to cater to his every whim.
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The Medallion concerns the somewhat less serious machinations of a sex-obsessed college professor who initiates adoring coeds into the hermetic cult of Pan. Hypnotizing his acolytes with a groovy magic medallion, the swinging prof soon collects a legion of longhaired cuties to cater to his every whim.
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In Theaters:1/1/1972
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