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Dr. Orgasm and his fellow aliens from the Planet Jackamoloff crash land on earth. The aliens need to replenish their human sexual energy fuel source in order to return home, so they set-up shop in a dank basement in NYC's Lower Eastside.
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Dr. Orgasm and his fellow aliens from the Planet Jackamoloff crash land on earth. The aliens need to replenish their human sexual energy fuel source in order to return home, so they set-up shop in a dank basement in NYC's Lower Eastside.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Jennifer Prichard
In Theaters:1/1/1994
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Runtime:48 minutes
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Cast
Jennifer Prichard
Director
Todd Alcott
DNN Anchor
Debbie Troche
Babs
Jennifer Prichard
TV Sex Line Bimbo
Phil Nee
Detective Joe Stark
Frank Senger
Dr. Orgasm
Robert Prichard
TV Sex Line Hump Skag
Jeff Eyres
Stanley The Bathroom Wanker
Linda Hill
Detective Katie Reilly
Tom Corrozza
Azzorac, The Host
Nathan Dunbar
First Victim
Gretchen Ferguson
Landlady
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