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The Suckers (1972)
A rich and powerful big-game hunter tires of tracking and killing animals, and gets an idea--he will invite the owners of a model agency he knows and two of their models to be guests on his estate for the weekend, and use them as the objects of his latest hunt.
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A rich and powerful big-game hunter tires of tracking and killing animals, and gets an idea--he will invite the owners of a model agency he knows and two of their models to be guests on his estate for the weekend, and use them as the objects of his latest hunt.
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Genre:Action, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Harold Lime
In Theaters:1/1/1972
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Cromwell Productions, Entertainment Ventures (EVI)
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