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Game On... Clothes Off (2018)
You haven’t played an RPG until you’ve played with the gamer girls. Whether online or on a table with their friends (old-school style), these ladies know how to get into the fantasy. Be they tavern wenches, buxom barbarians, forest nymphs, or leather-clad elven assassins, these ladies really do what it takes to get in character - because what happens in game, stays in game. Enter Judy: a longtime player who has recently joined her husband’s table game. But soon enough, Judy is shocked to realize the game is a thinly veiled excuse for an RPG orgy, and she leaves him to start a game of her own. Of course, her campaign quickly devolves into a lusty quagmire of swords and sorcery, but this time she’s the Dungeon Master! So if you’re looking for elves who touch themselves, breasts in your quests, and jizz on your wizards, this movie scores a critical hit. So enter a realm where the dwarves aren’t the only ones digging tunnels!
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You haven’t played an RPG until you’ve played with the gamer girls. Whether online or on a table with their friends (old-school style), these ladies know how to get into the fantasy. Be they tavern wenches, buxom barbarians, forest nymphs, or leather-clad elven assassins, these ladies really do what it takes to get in character - because what happens in game, stays in game. Enter Judy: a longtime player who has recently joined her husband’s table game. But soon enough, Judy is shocked to realize the game is a thinly veiled excuse for an RPG orgy, and she leaves him to start a game of her own. Of course, her campaign quickly devolves into a lusty quagmire of swords and sorcery, but this time she’s the Dungeon Master! So if you’re looking for elves who touch themselves, breasts in your quests, and jizz on your wizards, this movie scores a critical hit. So enter a realm where the dwarves aren’t the only ones digging tunnels!
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Written By:Anora Leachim
In Theaters:10/31/2018
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Surrender Cinema
Cast
Francis Locke
Director
Monica Mayhem
(archive footage)
Nicole Oring
(archive footage)
Peyton Lafferty
(archive footage)
Ananda St. James
(archive footage)
Cheyne Collins
(archive footage)
Billy Chappell
(archive footage)
August Knight
(archive footage) as August Arroya
Jenny Hendrix
(archive footage)
Monica Sweetheart
(archive footage)
Cassie Courtland
(archive footage)
Chennin Blanc
(archive footage)
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