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Stripper Service (1994)

What makes a birthday party more than a birthday party? A stripper, of course. And what better place to find one than from Stripper Service? One phone call brings you a selection of the hottest hard bodies in town, each one more than willing to take it all off... and get it on. When some studs plan a special birthday party, the stripper is just the icing on the cake. After this, you'll wish birthdays came more than once a year!
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What makes a birthday party more than a birthday party? A stripper, of course. And what better place to find one than from Stripper Service? One phone call brings you a selection of the hottest hard bodies in town, each one more than willing to take it all off... and get it on. When some studs plan a special birthday party, the stripper is just the icing on the cake. After this, you'll wish birthdays came more than once a year!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Scott Bear
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In Theaters:6/21/1994
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:HIS Video

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