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Three-Way Weekend (1979)
Two bisexual girls go on a weekend camping trip only to run across a sadistic forest ranger, a recently-married couple and a former Nixon aide who has turned into a perverted wildman in a cheap gorilla mask.
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Two bisexual girls go on a weekend camping trip only to run across a sadistic forest ranger, a recently-married couple and a former Nixon aide who has turned into a perverted wildman in a cheap gorilla mask.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Emmett Alston
In Theaters:7/6/1979
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Runtime:78 minutes
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