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The Rebelle Rousers (2006)
Lipstick-wearing, knife-wielding street broads in tight skirts have the run of the exotic lingerie racket run by top bitch Switchblade Molly. Business is good for the Belles, as they get a new shipment ready to hit the streets. This gang of delinquent devil-dolls realize they need some extra help to keep up with the demand from the lingerie addicted Pinups in Squaresville.
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Lipstick-wearing, knife-wielding street broads in tight skirts have the run of the exotic lingerie racket run by top bitch Switchblade Molly. Business is good for the Belles, as they get a new shipment ready to hit the streets. This gang of delinquent devil-dolls realize they need some extra help to keep up with the demand from the lingerie addicted Pinups in Squaresville.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/10/2006
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Vivid Entertainment
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