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Super Sex (1986)
Two sleazy psychiatrists, one young and one old, hypnotize their innocent female patients into becoming insatiable harlots and have their sleazy way with them. With some patients needing no coaxing at all we learn what it takes to cure sexual problems.
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Two sleazy psychiatrists, one young and one old, hypnotize their innocent female patients into becoming insatiable harlots and have their sleazy way with them. With some patients needing no coaxing at all we learn what it takes to cure sexual problems.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Edgar G. Warren, Carlos Tobalina
In Theaters:2/22/1986
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Diamond Films, Hollywood International Film Corp. Of America
Cast
Carlos Tobalina
Director
Vanessa D'Oro
Patient #3 - Miss Baker
Trinity Loren
Nicole's Mother
Jules St. Cloud
Patient #2 - Nicole
Beverly Doom
Jesse Eastern
Dr. Stein - psychiatrist
Robert Bullock
Nicole's Father
Sasha Gabor
Dr. Rosenberg - psychiatrist
Melissa Melendez
Patient #4 - Wife
Jason Brooks
Patient #4's Husband
Dallas Miko
Patient #5 (uncredited)
Jeannie Pepper
Patient #6 (uncredited)
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