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Motel Sex (2002)
Motel Sex is as hot and sleazy as anything that ever happened in a rented room from The Plaza to the cheapest dive out on the interstate. Under the masterful hand - and we know where that hand has been - of director Gino Colbert, Motel Sex gives you everything you paid for... and then some!
Better tell room service to send up some extra towels. You're gonna need 'em.
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Motel Sex is as hot and sleazy as anything that ever happened in a rented room from The Plaza to the cheapest dive out on the interstate. Under the masterful hand - and we know where that hand has been - of director Gino Colbert, Motel Sex gives you everything you paid for... and then some! Better tell room service to send up some extra towels. You're gonna need 'em.
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In Theaters:1/1/2002
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Gino Pictures
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