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Kelly the Coed 4: Failing Grades (2001)
Well into her Freshman year at College Kelly and her sorority sisters are shocked to discover they are in danger of flunking out of school, and they're having so much fun. That's all poor Kelly needs is to have her mom and step-dad show up for a surprise visit. Just like a fresh keg, Kelly's one freshman everybody's looking to tap.
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Well into her Freshman year at College Kelly and her sorority sisters are shocked to discover they are in danger of flunking out of school, and they're having so much fun. That's all poor Kelly needs is to have her mom and step-dad show up for a surprise visit. Just like a fresh keg, Kelly's one freshman everybody's looking to tap.
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In Theaters:8/1/2001
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Heatwave Gold
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