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It's Getting Hot in Here (2021)
Teen Karlee Grey wakes up in the middle of the night wanting to play with her lifelong best friend Melissa Moore. Kristen Scott is outside enjoying the fresh air and picking oranges for some morning juice. When she spots Lana Rhoades inside dancing her heart out, she can't help but want to join her. Kenzie Reeves is watching TV when she hears something upstairs. It sounds like her stepsister, Riley Anne, is crying. Riley explains that she never ended up having sex with her boyfriend. Kenzie comforts her stepsister and offers to show her what lesbian fornication feels like.
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Teen Karlee Grey wakes up in the middle of the night wanting to play with her lifelong best friend Melissa Moore. Kristen Scott is outside enjoying the fresh air and picking oranges for some morning juice. When she spots Lana Rhoades inside dancing her heart out, she can't help but want to join her. Kenzie Reeves is watching TV when she hears something upstairs. It sounds like her stepsister, Riley Anne, is crying. Riley explains that she never ended up having sex with her boyfriend. Kenzie comforts her stepsister and offers to show her what lesbian fornication feels like.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/16/2021
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Web Young
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