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Brat Force (1989)
She'll make this world a safer place... after her manicure, of course. She was judge, jury, and executioner. And boy could she shop. Meet Julianne James. The one woman brat force. She had an incredible sense of justice. And an incredible sexual appetite. She'd bring a felon in by day and be in his cell by night. She hated the bad guys, but loved a good girl now and again. She never wore black. She always wore white. But she usually wore nothing. Brat Force. She's making the world safe for sex.
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She'll make this world a safer place... after her manicure, of course. She was judge, jury, and executioner. And boy could she shop. Meet Julianne James. The one woman brat force. She had an incredible sense of justice. And an incredible sexual appetite. She'd bring a felon in by day and be in his cell by night. She hated the bad guys, but loved a good girl now and again. She never wore black. She always wore white. But she usually wore nothing. Brat Force. She's making the world safe for sex.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment
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