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Official Next Friday Parody (2012)

When Craig moves from the 'hood to the Valley to live with his uncle, he's in a whole new world of trouble! Not only is he breaking the law to get money to save his uncle's house, but Deebo's out of prison and hot on his trail for revenge! You can bet Craig will try to fuck his way out of this mess, but will the hot Asian neighbor Mrs. Kim-ho be able to save his sorry ass?
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When Craig moves from the 'hood to the Valley to live with his uncle, he's in a whole new world of trouble! Not only is he breaking the law to get money to save his uncle's house, but Deebo's out of prison and hot on his trail for revenge! You can bet Craig will try to fuck his way out of this mess, but will the hot Asian neighbor Mrs. Kim-ho be able to save his sorry ass?

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Mike Quasar
Written By:Nate Liquor
In Theaters:10/25/2012
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Zero Tolerance

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