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Takers (2017)
Takers is a gritty Erotic Thriller set in the near future. The government has turned its back on society and the Health Care and Medical Insurance Industries have gone haywire. Medical costs have skyrocketed and many procedures have become “Black Market” operations. Enter the world of organ selling... and stealing. Donor Lists are now a thing of the past and patients are willing to do whatever it takes to get the lifesaving organs they need. In this black market economy... the highest bidder lives. Alan Hendrix, an unscrupulous businessman, has assembled a team of “Takers” Karen (Asa Akira), Sienna (Anna Foxxx) and Carrie (Kleio Valentine) beautiful seductresses who lure men into a night of passion they’ll never forget. Unfortunately, they’ll wake up to find they’ve become unwilling organ donors.
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Takers is a gritty Erotic Thriller set in the near future. The government has turned its back on society and the Health Care and Medical Insurance Industries have gone haywire. Medical costs have skyrocketed and many procedures have become “Black Market” operations. Enter the world of organ selling... and stealing. Donor Lists are now a thing of the past and patients are willing to do whatever it takes to get the lifesaving organs they need. In this black market economy... the highest bidder lives. Alan Hendrix, an unscrupulous businessman, has assembled a team of “Takers” Karen (Asa Akira), Sienna (Anna Foxxx) and Carrie (Kleio Valentine) beautiful seductresses who lure men into a night of passion they’ll never forget. Unfortunately, they’ll wake up to find they’ve become unwilling organ donors.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama, Thriller
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In Theaters:8/21/2017
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Runtime:179 minutes
Studio:Wicked
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