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Kissin' Cousins (1984)
When a woman and her daughter and two sons move in with her brother and his son and two daughters after a difficult divorce, old hidden feelings between her and her brother reawaken and the horny kids start seducing each other.
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When a woman and her daughter and two sons move in with her brother and his son and two daughters after a difficult divorce, old hidden feelings between her and her brother reawaken and the horny kids start seducing each other.
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Written By:Donnie Dark
In Theaters:4/26/1984
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:L.A. Video Corporation
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