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Lady Thug (2024)
Porsche Talley is a business woman who is living the best years of her life. She's beautiful, successful and can buy anything she wants but she lives with a Dark Side that only comes out when the sunsets. She has two friends she grew up with and she makes them a offer they cant refuse.
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Porsche Talley is a business woman who is living the best years of her life. She's beautiful, successful and can buy anything she wants but she lives with a Dark Side that only comes out when the sunsets. She has two friends she grew up with and she makes them a offer they cant refuse.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Michael W. Green
In Theaters:2/5/2024
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Runtime:105 minutes
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