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Hollywood Vice (1985)
This is the city! Hollywood, California. A killer is leering Tinseltown with young bodies. It's a job for the Hollywood Vice Girls. The dynamic duo walks the streets to crack this perplexing case. The slinky, hot ladies in blue redefine 'bust' as their investigation takes twists and turns through the opulent, yet sinister worlds of white slavery, prostitution, fast cars and yachts. There's action in every nook as the uncovered undercover beauties get to the bottom of the situation. Do they get their man? That's inside... information.
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This is the city! Hollywood, California. A killer is leering Tinseltown with young bodies. It's a job for the Hollywood Vice Girls. The dynamic duo walks the streets to crack this perplexing case. The slinky, hot ladies in blue redefine 'bust' as their investigation takes twists and turns through the opulent, yet sinister worlds of white slavery, prostitution, fast cars and yachts. There's action in every nook as the uncovered undercover beauties get to the bottom of the situation. Do they get their man? That's inside... information.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/8/1985
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Runtime:78 minutes
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