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Amazing Sex Talk (1998)

Euro Trash is a dreamy surreal sex world where a girl gets wild with her male banana lovers. Misty Rain gets interviewed and played with by Nikki Tyler. The 2 hottest porn stars start a conversation and wind up naked, dripping and licking candy lotions on each other - yummy! It's all about big hair, big tits, and big fun sex in this featured clip from the award winning "Making Whoppee." A hunky fireman comes to the aid of the burning Stacy Valentine and the action starts smoking and climaxes in a fiery explosion! Oh yeah, the sparks are really flying as our blonde bombshell Nikki Tyler Takes on the larger than life Peter North
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Euro Trash is a dreamy surreal sex world where a girl gets wild with her male banana lovers. Misty Rain gets interviewed and played with by Nikki Tyler. The 2 hottest porn stars start a conversation and wind up naked, dripping and licking candy lotions on each other - yummy! It's all about big hair, big tits, and big fun sex in this featured clip from the award winning "Making Whoppee." A hunky fireman comes to the aid of the burning Stacy Valentine and the action starts smoking and climaxes in a fiery explosion! Oh yeah, the sparks are really flying as our blonde bombshell Nikki Tyler Takes on the larger than life Peter North

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In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:125 minutes
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