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Bullet Videopac 2 (1982)
Collection of four short films from the Target Studios vault. Includes the films: Satisfaction (a.k.a. Bull Dozier), The Basement (a.k.a. The Super), Pool Party (a.k.a. Pool Piece), and In And Out (a.k.a. Full Circle).
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Collection of four short films from the Target Studios vault. Includes the films: Satisfaction (a.k.a. Bull Dozier), The Basement (a.k.a. The Super), Pool Party (a.k.a. Pool Piece), and In And Out (a.k.a. Full Circle).
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1982
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:Target Studios, Bullet Productions
Cast
Jon Target
Director
Bull Dozier
(segment "Satisfaction") (archive footage)
Tommy Russo
(segment "The Basement") (archive footage)
Pete Bronsky
(segment "The Basement") (archive footage)
Chuck Samson
(segment "Pool Party") (archive footage)
Don Scott
(segment "Pool Party") (archive footage)
Bruno
(segment "In And Out") (archive footage)
Rod Mitchell
(segment "In And Out") (archive footage)
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