Goin' Down Slow (1988)
It's all about a cheating housewife, a nosy neighbor, and a woman named Madame Rona, who's really a man! Confused? Well, add to this recipe an insatiable shutterbug who gets it on with his models, an over-sexed secretary who takes dick-tation, and a philandering magazine mogul, and you have the makings of the hottest whodunit of the year!
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It's all about a cheating housewife, a nosy neighbor, and a woman named Madame Rona, who's really a man! Confused? Well, add to this recipe an insatiable shutterbug who gets it on with his models, an over-sexed secretary who takes dick-tation, and a philandering magazine mogul, and you have the makings of the hottest whodunit of the year!
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Mystery, Adventure
Written By:John Leslie
In Theaters:1/1/1988
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:VCA Pictures
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