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Boys Club, The (1996)
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Starring: Chris Penn, Devon Sawa, Stuart Stone, Dominic Zamprogna
Director: John Fawcett
Category: Suspense, Mystery
Studio: Ardustry Home Entertainment
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Length:
92 mins

 
 

 

A crime to get in, murder to get out.

For three 13 year old kids, discovering girls and finding adventure are the top things on their minds. A secluded club house is their escape from the pressures of growing up until real adventure walks in the door with a gun. Cop or killer? A bleeding psychotic stranger (Chris Penn), changes their quiet hideout in to a harrowing and deadly hostage ordeal. This critically acclaimed film is a powerful story of how three boys became men.

 
 
   
   

 
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