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Jane Bond Meets Thunderthighs (1988)
Sexy secret agent Jane Bond has been in many a hot spot before… but now she faces her biggest challenge… 350 pounds of pure evil – Thunderthighs! After some erotic espionage encounters, Jane infiltrates S.M.U.T.R.A. – a sinister organization bent on world domination. The sex-action is hot, horny and heavy – but our scintillating spy gets her man, girl, and finally outwits Thunderthighs herself! And what better way to celebrate than to initiate a new stud into the pleasures of the Beautiful Bond!
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Sexy secret agent Jane Bond has been in many a hot spot before… but now she faces her biggest challenge… 350 pounds of pure evil – Thunderthighs! After some erotic espionage encounters, Jane infiltrates S.M.U.T.R.A. – a sinister organization bent on world domination. The sex-action is hot, horny and heavy – but our scintillating spy gets her man, girl, and finally outwits Thunderthighs herself! And what better way to celebrate than to initiate a new stud into the pleasures of the Beautiful Bond!
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Harold Lime
In Theaters:1/1/1988
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Vidco Entertainment
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