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Super Tramp (1989)
Queen of the Daytime Soaps If you think sordid TV soap operas were hot, see what goes on behind-the-scenes! Super Tramp actress Pamela Hoxworth sleeps and sluts her way to stardom. . . no matter what! From bodaciously boffing her producer to lezzing her luscious co-star, Pamela knows no shame! The non-stop carnal competitions between these dirty-dealing soap actresses will blow your mind! And who comes out on top? Well, they don't call her Super Tramp for nothing!
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Queen of the Daytime Soaps If you think sordid TV soap operas were hot, see what goes on behind-the-scenes! Super Tramp actress Pamela Hoxworth sleeps and sluts her way to stardom. . . no matter what! From bodaciously boffing her producer to lezzing her luscious co-star, Pamela knows no shame! The non-stop carnal competitions between these dirty-dealing soap actresses will blow your mind! And who comes out on top? Well, they don't call her Super Tramp for nothing!
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Genre:Crime, Mystery
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In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Caballero Home Video
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