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Sinful Deeds (2003)
When some of her buxom co-workers vanish, exotic dancer Julie Baxter believes their disappearances -- and subsequent deaths -- may be the work of a psychotic killer … and that she could be next. With no help from her abusive boyfriend or the cocky police, Julie turns to private detective Kyle Reilly for help in this direct-to-video erotic thriller.
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When some of her buxom co-workers vanish, exotic dancer Julie Baxter believes their disappearances -- and subsequent deaths -- may be the work of a psychotic killer … and that she could be next. With no help from her abusive boyfriend or the cocky police, Julie turns to private detective Kyle Reilly for help in this direct-to-video erotic thriller.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Steve Martel
In Theaters:2/25/2003
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:MRG Entertainment
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