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Nothing to Hide 4: Club Purgatory (1999)
After fainting at her mother's house, Ariel wakes up to discover her world has been strangely altered. Instead of an innocent young woman, she is now a prostitute at a high-class brothel. Is she play-acting an erotic game for one of her clients, or is she really a psycho hiding in a labyrinth of dark sexual illusions? In "Club Purgatory", the erotic adventures of "Justine's Daughter" continues even deeper into fascinating cinematic imagery and twisted sexual encounters with acclaimed director James Avalon's flair for capturing the dark side of the libido.
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After fainting at her mother's house, Ariel wakes up to discover her world has been strangely altered. Instead of an innocent young woman, she is now a prostitute at a high-class brothel. Is she play-acting an erotic game for one of her clients, or is she really a psycho hiding in a labyrinth of dark sexual illusions? In "Club Purgatory", the erotic adventures of "Justine's Daughter" continues even deeper into fascinating cinematic imagery and twisted sexual encounters with acclaimed director James Avalon's flair for capturing the dark side of the libido.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:James Avalon
In Theaters:2/1/1999
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Cal-Vista International Pictures
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