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Panty Raid (1984)
Pussy is the name of the game... and the object of it is to get inside the girl's panties. Now, getting a piece of ass is one thing, but Barry and Peter aren't interested in just any piece of ass. They only go for the young ones with beautiful faces and bodies that won't quit! Panty Raid... a story about getting laid - by and with the best!
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Pussy is the name of the game... and the object of it is to get inside the girl's panties. Now, getting a piece of ass is one thing, but Barry and Peter aren't interested in just any piece of ass. They only go for the young ones with beautiful faces and bodies that won't quit! Panty Raid... a story about getting laid - by and with the best!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:3/8/1984
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:VCX
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