A Little Game

Year: 1971

Runtime: 73 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul Wendkos

Drama

A psychopathic killer appears poised to strike again, while a hostile teen determined to sabotage his mother’s marriage becomes the prime suspect in a homicide. His stepfather, fearing the boy may be the next victim, is drawn into a tense, dangerous cat‑and‑mouse struggle.

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