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Halloween Fantasy (2014)
Talk about "being your worst nightmare", Alesia Pleasure learns that movies don't simply end after the credits begin rolling. She gets a visit from each of her favorite slashers and they take turns banging her tits and her mouth one on one, before all deciding to pay her a visit in her bedroom to simultaneously bang her. Trick or treat, Alesia!
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Talk about "being your worst nightmare", Alesia Pleasure learns that movies don't simply end after the credits begin rolling. She gets a visit from each of her favorite slashers and they take turns banging her tits and her mouth one on one, before all deciding to pay her a visit in her bedroom to simultaneously bang her. Trick or treat, Alesia!
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:2/1/2014
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Runtime:36 minutes
Studio:Alesia Pleasure Entertainment
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