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Babes in the Woods (2000)

Coed Jasmine is a gorgeous cheerleeder who's obsessed with finding the man of her dreams. One night, she and a few of her pep-squad pals are stranded in the country when their car breaks down. That's when a mysterious stranger shows up who just might turn out to be Jasmine's Mr. Right.
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Coed Jasmine is a gorgeous cheerleeder who's obsessed with finding the man of her dreams. One night, she and a few of her pep-squad pals are stranded in the country when their car breaks down. That's when a mysterious stranger shows up who just might turn out to be Jasmine's Mr. Right.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Brad Sykes
Written By:Brad Sykes
In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Vista Street Entertainment

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