Underwhelming Presence
The movie opens with an empty house, cameras pan around from the perspective of what viewers are confused about at first, but turns out to be a spirit living in the home.
Bi Fourgies (2020)
Isabella Nice is sick of Charlotte Sartre and Cliff Jensen acting like they invented sex. The freaky couple are always rubbing their escapades in the faces of Isabella and her husband, claiming that they're the most sexually liberated people to ever live. It's a stormy night and Natalie Mars arrives at a nearby hotel soaking wet after her car breaks down. The hotel is completely booked, but clerk Ricky Larkin feels sorry for Natalie. He gives her the last room since the people who made the reservation were no-shows. After Natalie thanks Ricky and goes to settle into her room, Ella Nova and Wesley Woods show up wanting to check in. Jacob Stax and Michael Stax know that it's important to have someone who you can share everything with, especially dates. One night the two stacked Stax dudes bring home the eager to please Elle Voneva and the ready to dominate Jessica Fox.
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Isabella Nice is sick of Charlotte Sartre and Cliff Jensen acting like they invented sex. The freaky couple are always rubbing their escapades in the faces of Isabella and her husband, claiming that they're the most sexually liberated people to ever live. It's a stormy night and Natalie Mars arrives at a nearby hotel soaking wet after her car breaks down. The hotel is completely booked, but clerk Ricky Larkin feels sorry for Natalie. He gives her the last room since the people who made the reservation were no-shows. After Natalie thanks Ricky and goes to settle into her room, Ella Nova and Wesley Woods show up wanting to check in. Jacob Stax and Michael Stax know that it's important to have someone who you can share everything with, especially dates. One night the two stacked Stax dudes bring home the eager to please Elle Voneva and the ready to dominate Jessica Fox.
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In Theaters:2/25/2020
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Studio:Why Not Bi
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