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Wanda - The Sadistic Hypnotist (1969)
Following his car crash, Wanda and Greta kidnap the semi-conscious Sylvester into their place. He is then tied up to a bed, hypnotized, whipped and raped by Wanda's women. Can an escaped mental patient break in and even the odds?
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Following his car crash, Wanda and Greta kidnap the semi-conscious Sylvester into their place. He is then tied up to a bed, hypnotized, whipped and raped by Wanda's women. Can an escaped mental patient break in and even the odds?
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Greg Corarito
In Theaters:1/1/1969
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Ciao Productions, Falu Productions Inc.
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