'A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting'
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Gang Bangs (1985)
Pete is having a hard time getting laid this weekend. He goes to a local strip 'n' sip nightclub (when have they ever been called that except on the back cover of this box?). The bartender regales him with tales of gang bangs, and eventually even Pete gets laid.
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Pete is having a hard time getting laid this weekend. He goes to a local strip 'n' sip nightclub (when have they ever been called that except on the back cover of this box?). The bartender regales him with tales of gang bangs, and eventually even Pete gets laid.
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In Theaters:2/23/1985
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:VCR
Cast
John Stagliano
Director
Christy Canyon
1st Biker Bar Chic
Erica Boyer
2nd Biker Bar Chic
Susan Hart
Anna, a Stripper
Karen Summer
Brandy
Bruce Seven
Bruce
Peter North
Pete
Nina Hartley
The Hot Stripper
Tom Byron
Strip Club Customer (uncredited)
Sasha Gabor
Stud (uncredited)
Dan T. Mann
Bartender (uncredited)
Tony Martino
Tony Burnsteen (uncredited)
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