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Orgasmo Esotico 

Buxom blonde Marina Frajese Lotar and her lover are enjoying sex at their remote country villa. Both are interrupted by Sonia Bennett, a mysterious black siren who stabs Lotar's lover in the stomach. Lotar attempts a feeble escape but is held down by Bennett, who injects her with a sleep inducing drug. Lotar wakes up to find Bennett sitting next to her and they call a doctor. Thats leads to a threesome...and the doctor not being able to ejaculate is murdered!
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Buxom blonde Marina Frajese Lotar and her lover are enjoying sex at their remote country villa. Both are interrupted by Sonia Bennett, a mysterious black siren who stabs Lotar's lover in the stomach. Lotar attempts a feeble escape but is held down by Bennett, who injects her with a sleep inducing drug. Lotar wakes up to find Bennett sitting next to her and they call a doctor. Thats leads to a threesome...and the doctor not being able to ejaculate is murdered!

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mario Siciliano
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Metheus Film

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