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The iconic title character stars in her own horror and gothic TV series.
Crushing on Draven Star (2010)
Meet Draven Star. You'll love her pale white skin and long black hair, she's so hot! I want to fuck her brains out every time I see her...oh wait, I already did that! Check out these scenes, it'll totally satisfy your Draven appetite! - Joanna Angel
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Meet Draven Star. You'll love her pale white skin and long black hair, she's so hot! I want to fuck her brains out every time I see her...oh wait, I already did that! Check out these scenes, it'll totally satisfy your Draven appetite! - Joanna Angel
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/24/2010
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Runtime:175 minutes
Studio:Burning Angel
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