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Black Cheerleader Search 73 poster

Black Cheerleader Search 73 (2005)

The Woodburn Inner City scour-a-thon is on the road again - checkin' out all the places where prospective black cheerleaders hang. There are many and they are sexy, horny, and plenty of fun! Many hopefuls hear the call to glory, but only a few make the final cut. Is this the volume to contain the definitive cheerleader squad? Only you can decide.
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The Woodburn Inner City scour-a-thon is on the road again - checkin' out all the places where prospective black cheerleaders hang. There are many and they are sexy, horny, and plenty of fun! Many hopefuls hear the call to glory, but only a few make the final cut. Is this the volume to contain the definitive cheerleader squad? Only you can decide.

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Nate Woodburn
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In Theaters:6/9/2005
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Woodburn Productions

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