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Bad Bizness (2003)
After three women get killed, a policewoman gets involved in the underworld of drugs and pornographic movies, when she starts investigating the case.
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After three women get killed, a policewoman gets involved in the underworld of drugs and pornographic movies, when she starts investigating the case.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Sean McGinly
In Theaters:11/11/2003
Box Office:
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Epsilon Motion Pictures
Cast
Jim Wynorski, Albert Pyun
Director
Traci Bingham
Sandra Marshall
Master P
Mr Carlson
Brent Huff
Pete Springer
Belinda Gavin
Carrie Sherman
Norbert Weisser
Stephens
Jason Schnuit
John Jacobs
Amy Lindsay
Brittany Johnson
Regina Russell Banali
Angela Summers
Julie K. Smith
Alexa Kingston
Melissa Brasselle
Shayla
Mia Zottoli
Melinda Steele
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