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Lustfire (1986)
'Lust' is a beautiful sexually charged woman. Moreover, she is THE DEVIL. And this is a devil any man would sell his soul to. Rich Harry grows GREAT BALLS OF FIRE as he makes the ultimate deal. What he doesn't know is he is also sacrificing his wife and daughter to the limitless sex barrage that comes from the land down under. Orgasms spring eternal as the heat from the horny female devil engulfs Harry and his associates.
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'Lust' is a beautiful sexually charged woman. Moreover, she is THE DEVIL. And this is a devil any man would sell his soul to. Rich Harry grows GREAT BALLS OF FIRE as he makes the ultimate deal. What he doesn't know is he is also sacrificing his wife and daughter to the limitless sex barrage that comes from the land down under. Orgasms spring eternal as the heat from the horny female devil engulfs Harry and his associates.
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Written By:David Christopher, Janus Rainer
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:LA Video, L.A. Video Corporation
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