Lingerie Dreams 2 (1994)
Former Penthouse Pet of the Year and B-Movie queen Julie Strain is joined by some of the most beautiful lingerie models in the world for this titillating program. Proving that the wrapping makes even the most alluring present more attractive, these models turn up the heat as they strip off.
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Former Penthouse Pet of the Year and B-Movie queen Julie Strain is joined by some of the most beautiful lingerie models in the world for this titillating program. Proving that the wrapping makes even the most alluring present more attractive, these models turn up the heat as they strip off.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Edward Holzman
In Theaters:3/10/1994
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Runtime:62 minutes
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