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Fear Girls: Volume Two (2009)

Here they come again. They're back by popular demand. The second installment of this sexy yet scary series from the demented minds at Fear Film Motion Picture Studios. Again, featuring the hottest ladies of horror! Sexy, naked bodies with blood and gore. What more can anyone ask for? Volume Two features three vignettes and sexy stripteases that include an ancient vampire that lives in an old mirror, a pool game that turns deadly, and a woman who witnesses a murder... or does she? Horror and Erotica collide in three tales of blood-soaked suspense! Fear Girls features the hottest women in horror, baring all before they brutally kill or drain their victims of blood.
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Here they come again. They're back by popular demand. The second installment of this sexy yet scary series from the demented minds at Fear Film Motion Picture Studios. Again, featuring the hottest ladies of horror! Sexy, naked bodies with blood and gore. What more can anyone ask for? Volume Two features three vignettes and sexy stripteases that include an ancient vampire that lives in an old mirror, a pool game that turns deadly, and a woman who witnesses a murder... or does she? Horror and Erotica collide in three tales of blood-soaked suspense! Fear Girls features the hottest women in horror, baring all before they brutally kill or drain their victims of blood.

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Genre:Fantasy, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Robert J. Massetti
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In Theaters:6/30/2009
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Runtime:56 minutes
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