"They Found More Than They BARGAINED FOR" 05 May 1965 Drama 74 mins
Four girls in search of thrills find more than they bargained for when they get caught in a vice trap with no escape.
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Giulio Alti Director
Barnett Daish Associate Producer
Melito Kazar Music Supervisor
Michael Roberts Assistant Director
Raoul Hitchcock Sound Recordist
Ted Bethel Makeup Artist
Giulio Alti Producer
William Rose Writer
John Truwe Makeup Artist
Phil Josephs Editor
Marley Simon Set Designer
United States 03 December 1965
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