Fashion models become human prey in this sleazy twist on 'The Most Dangerous Game.'
THE SUCKERS
The contract with the madman was an oral agreement . . . he fed them a line and the swallowed it!
A rich and powerful big-game hunter tires of tracking and killing animals, and gets an idea--he will invite the owners of a model agency he knows and two of their models to be guests on his estate for the weekend, and use them as the objects of his latest hunt.
The Suckers is a 1972 American action-horror-thriller film directed by Stu Segall about a group of fashion models who are lured to a remote estate by a big-game hunter intent on hunting humans.
Synopsis
Vandemeer’s true intentions come to light when he tells him that they will be his prey. Why? “Because rape and slaughter go hand-in-hand when one is hunting human beings,” as if that explains everything. “I’m bored. Bored with the ordinary games of life.”
Why Cult
A jaded millionaire turns the tables on his guests, hunting models for sport in a deadly weekend.
Expect simulated sex, female frontal nudity, and a slew of taboo-busting moments typical of early 70s grindhouse.
The victims aren’t just random strangers—they’re fashion models lured by the promise of a photo shoot, upping the camp and the stakes.
The hunter’s background as a Vietnam War veteran adds a sinister layer to his predatory gamesmanship.
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Questions from the Vault
What is The Suckers about? +
The Suckers follows a group of fashion models who are brought to a remote estate by a big-game hunter, only to become the targets of his human hunting game.
When was The Suckers released? +
The Suckers was released in 1972.
Who directed The Suckers? +
The Suckers was directed by Stu Segall.
How long is The Suckers? +
The Suckers has a runtime of 80 minutes.
What genre is The Suckers? +
The Suckers is an action, horror, and thriller film.
Where can I watch The Suckers? +
You can watch The Suckers on SassyFlix.
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