Mugsy's Girls AKA Delta Pi
1984 : 1 hour 28 minutes
This video is only available with Night Flight+.
Director: Kevin Brodie
synopsis
Another quintessential USA Up All Night cut joins the Night Flight streaming family: Mugsy's Girls aka Delta Pi. The icon Ruth Gordon is "MUGSY," an eccentric sorority "house mother" turned mud wrestling coach. Starring Laura Branigan as one of the six sorority girls under Mugsy's care who set out to make ends meet by refining their skills at bar mud wrestling and wallowing in a Las Vegas championship tournament to challenge the "Nevada Nasties."
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