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Ultimate Love Games (1998)
The Devil gives a ouija-like board game to two couples, which lets them experience their sexual fantasies directly. One of the couples becomes addictively ensnared, and it's up to the other couple to free them before they become minions of the Devil.
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The Devil gives a ouija-like board game to two couples, which lets them experience their sexual fantasies directly. One of the couples becomes addictively ensnared, and it's up to the other couple to free them before they become minions of the Devil.
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Genre:Horror, Romance, Thriller, Fantasy, TV Movie
Written By:Christian Fickle
In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Burman Entertainment, Penthouse
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