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The Wicked Plot of Sue Manchu (1998)

A pair of female undercover agents (Kelsie Chambers and Cleo Nichole) investigate suspicious spiritualist Sue Manchu (Joi Li) but the buxom detectives are quickly exposed and fall into the clutches of the evil villainess, who plans to take over the world with a twisted scheme to transform silicone and saline into high explosives!
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A pair of female undercover agents (Kelsie Chambers and Cleo Nichole) investigate suspicious spiritualist Sue Manchu (Joi Li) but the buxom detectives are quickly exposed and fall into the clutches of the evil villainess, who plans to take over the world with a twisted scheme to transform silicone and saline into high explosives!

Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Jon Woods
Written By:
In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:60 minutes
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