Fantasy Elements in 'The School for Good And Evil'
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Thrill Me! (1999)
When Catalina Exclusives Ray Harley & Steve Rambo reunite with some of their college buddies you know there will be lots of sex going on. But these studs must go from lovers to fighters when a deep dark secret, they've all been covering up, comes back to haunt them. Shot on location in Douglas Dunes, Michigan this feature from acclaimed director Josh Eliot, boasts a cast of 16 and really lives up to it's name as a sexual thriller!
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When Catalina Exclusives Ray Harley & Steve Rambo reunite with some of their college buddies you know there will be lots of sex going on. But these studs must go from lovers to fighters when a deep dark secret, they've all been covering up, comes back to haunt them. Shot on location in Douglas Dunes, Michigan this feature from acclaimed director Josh Eliot, boasts a cast of 16 and really lives up to it's name as a sexual thriller!
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Josh Eliot
In Theaters:12/1/1999
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Catalina Video
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