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The film is a powerful narrative encompassing a theme that many people can identify with.
Rock and Roll Fantasy (1992)
What happens when the coolest rock star in the world is held hostage by the hottest sorority babes on campus? The most outrageously rockin' seriously sexy Sorority House Party of all time! Staring ravishing Playboy cover-girl Avalon Anders, sultry April Lerman ("Charles in Charge") and international super-model Attila, it's a wild and steamy rock'n'roll comedy romp that dares to boldly party where no man has partied before.
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What happens when the coolest rock star in the world is held hostage by the hottest sorority babes on campus? The most outrageously rockin' seriously sexy Sorority House Party of all time! Staring ravishing Playboy cover-girl Avalon Anders, sultry April Lerman ("Charles in Charge") and international super-model Attila, it's a wild and steamy rock'n'roll comedy romp that dares to boldly party where no man has partied before.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Steve Taylor, John Murdy
In Theaters:5/6/1992
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Icon Entertainment International, The Asylum, Icon Productions
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