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Slumber Party (2005)
When Naomi, a fine, young sexy thing from South Central LA is invited to Palm Springs by her rich Uncle Bob to house sit for the weekend, she jumps at the chance to get out of the hood.
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When Naomi, a fine, young sexy thing from South Central LA is invited to Palm Springs by her rich Uncle Bob to house sit for the weekend, she jumps at the chance to get out of the hood.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:8/21/2005
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Runtime:78 minutes
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Cast
Crystal Ellis, Jazmine Bizzoco, Venice Ventresca
Director
Tyrell Ellis
Cary
Taetta Chip
Gary (as Taettachip)
Hakim Muhammad
Rufus (as Hakim 'Young Hak' Muhammad)
Tianah Patterson
Naomi
Nasheina Batson
Neeci
Kanary Diamonds
Alicia (as Kanary)
Sheena Player
Brittany
Omar Mosley
Shang-a-lang lang (as Omar)
Ken Glover
Car Jacker
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