Smoke and Flesh (1968)_aw

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Smoke and Flesh (1968)_aw
  • Release date: 23 Aug 1968
  • Release year: 1968
  • Runtime: 70 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: female nudity, hoodlum, voyeurism, troilism, orgy, drugsploitation, cuckolded husband, taking drugs, husband watches wife have sex with another man, female full rear nudity
Plot:
Turk, a "cool swinger", throws and wild sex and drugs party, but has trouble when three hoodlum friends of his crash the party and Turk resorts to drastic measures to remove them from the festivities.

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Smoke and Flesh (1968)_aw

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