Things aren't going well for Bobby Soporno. He's getting his daughter off to college, but it turns out that a lot of the things she's studying there aren't on the curriculum. Not only that, but she's having an affair with one of Bobby's gang. And to top it off, poor Bobby takes two bullets in a shootout and winds up being rushed to the hospital by ambulance--with two lesbian nurses taking care of him.
Wit Maverick
Director
Dru Berrymore
Medic
Kody Coxxx
Medic (as Honey)
Kat Kleevage
Junkyard Customer
Sabrine Maui
Tawny's Roommate
Shayla LaVeaux
Angela Soporno
Tawny Roberts
Tawny Soporno
Windy Nites
NonSex Role (as Wendy Nites)
William Margold
Bill (as Bill Margold) (NonSex Role)
Henri Pachard
Thug (NonSex Role)
Herschel Savage
Vick (as Hershel Savage)
Kyle Stone
Junkman
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A concert film with original recording of the most iconic event in pop culture in 2023.
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