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Slip Up (1975)
During the course of his experiments at the Institute of Sexual Research, Dr. Charles Cherrypopper comes up with a rather interesting device... the Electro-Testicular Cock-Erector, which will cause every man in the nation to suffer an instant and unbelievable erection! The good doctor has a plan to put the device into action, and in the resulting confusion, take over the government! But, our heroine, Penelope Juiceslit, has other ideas, and sets out to stop the wicked doctor before it's too late.
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During the course of his experiments at the Institute of Sexual Research, Dr. Charles Cherrypopper comes up with a rather interesting device... the Electro-Testicular Cock-Erector, which will cause every man in the nation to suffer an instant and unbelievable erection! The good doctor has a plan to put the device into action, and in the resulting confusion, take over the government! But, our heroine, Penelope Juiceslit, has other ideas, and sets out to stop the wicked doctor before it's too late.
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Written By:Steve Ziplow
In Theaters:4/4/1975
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Runtime:78 minutes
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Cast
Roberta Findlay, Walter E. Sear
Director
Darby Lloyd Rains
Penelope Juiceslit
Jamie Gillis
Dr. Charles Cherrypopper
Marc Stevens
Captain Sam Suckatiddy
Day Jason
Fabia Fartblow
Steve Ziplow
Fritz the Waiter / Co-Pilot Foreskin / Gorilla
Lynn Ashley
Sissy Motormouth
Steven Blackwell
Spritzpiss
Alan Marlow
Mr. Quimtwiddle
Eric Edwards
Alan Clitsplit
Erica Eaton
Miss Muff Puff
John Buco
Henry Draggrass
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