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Fetish Fairy Tails Volume 1: Snow Wite And The 7 Submissives (2005)
Deep in the magical hills of Hollywood, where fairies fly free, and cheerful queens walk the cobblestone roads, lives Snow Wite - played by the bouncy Summer Cummings. Snow's room mates - Sketchy, Snitchy and Whiney, need to be disciplined on occasion, and today they've been especially naughty! Summer gets seduced by a ruby red apple, and finds herself in the Evil Queen's dungeon, being clipped, whipped and stripped! Lucky for Miss Wite, a fair prince shows up to rescue her, but not so fast! This prince needs to delegate a little domination of his own!
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Deep in the magical hills of Hollywood, where fairies fly free, and cheerful queens walk the cobblestone roads, lives Snow Wite - played by the bouncy Summer Cummings. Snow's room mates - Sketchy, Snitchy and Whiney, need to be disciplined on occasion, and today they've been especially naughty! Summer gets seduced by a ruby red apple, and finds herself in the Evil Queen's dungeon, being clipped, whipped and stripped! Lucky for Miss Wite, a fair prince shows up to rescue her, but not so fast! This prince needs to delegate a little domination of his own!
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Summer Cummings
In Theaters:1/1/2005
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Starr Productions
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