NIGHTBOOKS: Stylish Kid's Horror with a Focus on Acceptance
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Injo Shuuyoujo 2: Prison Harlem
Second action erotic female prisoner in the prison scene was ruled by violence and the whip. Southern girl escaped out of the wall multiplied by a riot. But in vain would later be captured by a desperate fugitive. Was waiting for her whole body was detained torture kinky woman director.
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Second action erotic female prisoner in the prison scene was ruled by violence and the whip. Southern girl escaped out of the wall multiplied by a riot. But in vain would later be captured by a desperate fugitive. Was waiting for her whole body was detained torture kinky woman director.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kunihiro Hasegawa
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Runtime:87 minutes
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