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Hot & Saucy Pizza Girls (1979)
A struggling pizzeria starts adding a sexy surprise with each unique topping, as their skateboarding delivery girls give each customer a special tip. But when a major fried chicken chain attempts to muscle in on the neighborhood fast food trade, with the help of the mysterious “chicken rapist,” the dough slingers are forced to outwit their big business competition.
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A struggling pizzeria starts adding a sexy surprise with each unique topping, as their skateboarding delivery girls give each customer a special tip. But when a major fried chicken chain attempts to muscle in on the neighborhood fast food trade, with the help of the mysterious “chicken rapist,” the dough slingers are forced to outwit their big business competition.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy
Written By:John T. Chapman
In Theaters:2/1/1979
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Damon Christian Productions, Tenaha Timpson Releasing
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