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Alexis Takes A Dare (2005)
Alexis and her coed friends take their shy roommate Freddie on a wild sexual fling as they compete for the same job after graduating from college. It's a no holds barred anything "of a sexual kind" goes as the girls try every erotic tactic to distract Freddie from winning the challenge!
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Alexis and her coed friends take their shy roommate Freddie on a wild sexual fling as they compete for the same job after graduating from college. It's a no holds barred anything "of a sexual kind" goes as the girls try every erotic tactic to distract Freddie from winning the challenge!
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance
Written By:Anora Leachim
In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Torchlight Pictures
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