Dark Tide Soundtrack (

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Tags: consumed by lust, sex in water
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Marea oscura
Title in Italiano:

Dark Tide
Title in Português:

Dark Tide
Title in Français:

Mortel poison
Title in Türk:

Karanlık Gelgit
Title in Deutsch:

Heiße Nächte im Paradies

Synopsis

Andi (Brigitte Bako) joins her husband Tim (Chris Sarandon) on a tropical island to help him with the dangerous task of capturing poisonous sea snakes for their venom. Andi's flagrant sensuality attracts the attention of hired hand Dak (Richard Tyson), and when Tim becomes bitterly obsessed with his faltering job, the muscled brute uses the opportunity to seduce the confused girl. When she realizes her mistake and refuses to give in to any more of Dak's advances, he becomes jealously violent and sabotages Tim's boat sending the diver to the hospital. With Tim out of the way, no one can protect Andi from Dak's barbaric lust...except Andi herself.The Massie Twins

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Dark Tide
1917
Up the Down Trench
Gehenna
A Scrap of Ribbon
The Night Window
The Boche
Tripwire
A Bit of Tin
Lockhouse
Blake and Schofield
Milk
Écoust-Saint-Mein
Les Arbres
Engländer
The Rapids
Croisilles Wood
Sixteen Hundred Men
Mentions in Dispatches
Come Back to Us
Okinawa Battlefield
I Could Have Killed Him
A Calling
Pretty Corny
Climbing For A Kiss
Throw Hell At Him
Sleep
Dorothy Pleads
Hacksaw Ridge
Japanese Retake The Ridge
I Can't Hear You
One Man At A Time
Rescue Continues
A Miraculous Return
Praying
Historical Footage
Nobody Wants A War
Midway Main Theme
See You In China
Morgue
Getting Some Fun Out Of Life
Pearl Harbour
This Is It
Bombing Six
What's Their Target
Attack On Midway
Good Luck Sir
Jersey Bounce
They'll Follow You Anywhere
Still Night Submarine
Above The Clouds
Dogfight
The Last Dive
This Is For The Pearl
Victory Lap
Best Returns
Abandon Ship
Midway End Titles
All Or Nothing At All
The Mole
We Need Our Army Back