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Lollipop (2013)

Digital Playground’s Jesse Jane® is really good at being bad in this dangerous thriller involving sex, and greed. A master of manipulation, Jesse turns on the charm to stay on top. She lands in the arms of an innocent man and seduces him with her flawless body. Her animalistic sex appeal is undeniable as it penetrates deeply into his loins until he cannot resist and succumbs to her every wish. But before the story comes to a magnificent end, karma catches up with the buxom blonde, revealing her heinous acts of manipulation, robbery, and murder.
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Digital Playground’s Jesse Jane® is really good at being bad in this dangerous thriller involving sex, and greed. A master of manipulation, Jesse turns on the charm to stay on top. She lands in the arms of an innocent man and seduces him with her flawless body. Her animalistic sex appeal is undeniable as it penetrates deeply into his loins until he cannot resist and succumbs to her every wish. But before the story comes to a magnificent end, karma catches up with the buxom blonde, revealing her heinous acts of manipulation, robbery, and murder.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Jakodema
Written By:
In Theaters:12/17/2013
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Digital Playground

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