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Future Sodom (1988)

Expect the unexpected. Master director Gerard Damianio unleashes "Future Sodom" with erotic sights & sounds beyond your wildest imaginations! The two heroes in this carnal fable experience many unique and unforgettable sexual adventures with the likes of the ravishing Brittany Morgan, the voracious Frankie Leigh and with the XXX screen's most erotically explosive, new starlet - Laurel Canyon.
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Expect the unexpected. Master director Gerard Damianio unleashes "Future Sodom" with erotic sights & sounds beyond your wildest imaginations! The two heroes in this carnal fable experience many unique and unforgettable sexual adventures with the likes of the ravishing Brittany Morgan, the voracious Frankie Leigh and with the XXX screen's most erotically explosive, new starlet - Laurel Canyon.

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Directed By:Gerard Damiano
Written By:Paula Morton
In Theaters:3/7/1988
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Runtime:79 minutes
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