Name: Is This Trip Really Necessary?
SKU: EXPL00049
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Is This Trip Really Necessary?

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The plot involves a Russ Meyer-type nudie filmmaker who drugs his actresses with Speed so they will lose their inhibitions and strip on cue. Meanwhile, the boyfriend of one searches all of Los Angeles to try and rescue her from the porn king’s clutches.

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AKA:	Blood of the Iron Maiden Trip to Terror
Director:	Ben Benoit
Format:	F
Language:	English
Year:	1970
Audio Quality:	8.0
Video Quality:	7.5

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