Death Game

Year: 1977

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Peter S. Traynor

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The game is simple: survive. Wealthy businessman George Manning, a husband and father, celebrates his birthday alone while his family is away. He invites two rain‑soaked young women into his home to wait out a storm. The women seduce him, then kidnap and torture him in his own house, subjecting him to a harrowing ordeal.

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