Sentences with phrase «seedy strip club»
In fact, one pair of Chinese men were so comfortable with her they had her meet them at a seedy strip club to close a real estate deal.
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The movie is rather reminiscent of Crash in the way that lots of Angelenos» lives intersect serendipitously, except that here the characters have a seedy strip club in common instead of car accidents.
The dark city of Terminal certainly seems like a nightmarish criminal underworld, a fanciful updating of classic crime story conventions: the grimy motel, the seedy strip club, and so on.
What is one minute a seedy strip club in New York's Chinatown is instantly transformed into the cabin of an aeroplane or the sterile claustrophobia of a Beijing police cell.
In Some Girls, Lauren leads us through her troubled teens in a wealthy New Jersey suburb to her entry into the seedy strip clubs and escort businesses of New York City to her unlikely transition across the world to serve the sexual and ego - related whims of the handsome Prince of Brunei.
While Clara spends her nights turning a buck at seedy strip clubs and feeding on the occasional overly friendly client, Clara lives a life of solitude that she records in private diaries.
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A series of unexpected adventures including, getting kicked out of a strip club, being mugged and getting pummeled by the Las Vegas» reigning gelatin - wrestling champion, Veronica, rip them from the glitz and glamour of the Las Vegas strip and places them smack dab in Vegas» seedy underbelly.
A couple of middle - aged women who nearly process a postal shipment of an 8 - year - old boy in a cardboard box, a seedy motel dweller who knows the best local strip clubs for black ladies, and so on.
I'm afraid it's nothing more complicated than a case of run - the - mill relationship troubles, revealed during a very long monologue that places Travis on one side of a two - way mirror and his ex, Jane (Nastassja Kinski)-- now dancing at a seedy Houston strip club to make ends meet — on the other.
The San Francisco neighborhood is known for its seedy characteristics, its history of vice, homelessness, happy ending massage parlors, strip clubs, dive bars, single occupancy hotels, and social service centers.
s painting of a 1981 strip club in the formerly seedy Times Square not only makes an obvious reference to «badness» but also questions our own cityscape's changes, for better or worse.