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You've heard of "tight security," but how about Feds in your bed? Well, that's the problem facing the owner of a high-class brothel played by the lovely Kaylan Nicole. It seems Secret Service agents are spying on a suspected terrorist in the house next door. The only trouble is the agents are getting some major distractions. You know how those all-night stakeouts can be! Now see how some "pros" operate!
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You've heard of "tight security," but how about Feds in your bed? Well, that's the problem facing the owner of a high-class brothel played by the lovely Kaylan Nicole. It seems Secret Service agents are spying on a suspected terrorist in the house next door. The only trouble is the agents are getting some major distractions. You know how those all-night stakeouts can be! Now see how some "pros" operate!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Nutech Digital
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