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The Hot Bed (1965)
A stripper finds herself in hot water when decides to fetch a package for his gangster beau that turns out to contain a million dollars worth of drugs.
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A stripper finds herself in hot water when decides to fetch a package for his gangster beau that turns out to contain a million dollars worth of drugs.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Dale Berry
In Theaters:9/3/1965
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Runtime:75 minutes
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