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Call it a comeback! Legendary beauty and award-winning performer, Tori Black, is your cover model and stars in an exclusive headlining scene. Also starring Bree Daniels, Cadey Mercury, Abigail Mac, and Ariana Marie in performances that you have to see to believe.
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Call it a comeback! Legendary beauty and award-winning performer, Tori Black, is your cover model and stars in an exclusive headlining scene. Also starring Bree Daniels, Cadey Mercury, Abigail Mac, and Ariana Marie in performances that you have to see to believe.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/5/2018
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Vixen
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