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Wild Game (2025)
When Paul Wagner and Blain O'Connor, two of the world's wealthiest and most depraved businessmen, team up to offer a group of down-on-their-luck guys a chance to win one million dollars, the desperate applicants can't resist the opportunity. The catch? They must become players in a deviant, one-night game that will push their sexual boundaries and strip them of whatever's left of their dignity.
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When Paul Wagner and Blain O'Connor, two of the world's wealthiest and most depraved businessmen, team up to offer a group of down-on-their-luck guys a chance to win one million dollars, the desperate applicants can't resist the opportunity. The catch? They must become players in a deviant, one-night game that will push their sexual boundaries and strip them of whatever's left of their dignity.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Adventure, Romance, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Ben Rush
In Theaters:9/12/2025
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Runtime:187 minutes
Studio:NakedSword, ASGMax, Disruptive Films
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