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Perverted Stories 11 (1996)
11th installment of the series, featuring the segments "Cum Camp Out", "Circle Jerk", "Doggie Doo Doo" and "Pasta Passion".
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11th installment of the series, featuring the segments "Cum Camp Out", "Circle Jerk", "Doggie Doo Doo" and "Pasta Passion".
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:1/7/1996
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:JM Productions
Cast
Jim Powers
Director
Mila
Camper (segment: "Cum Camp Out")
Candy Vegas
Billy Bob (segment: "Circle Jerk")
Papillon
Sparky the Dog (segment: "Doggie Doo Doo")
Dave Hardman
Dave (segment: "Doggie Doo Doo") / Cousin #1 (segment: "Circle Jerk") / Chef (segment: "Pasta Passion")
Randi Storm
Wife (segment: "Pasta Passion")
Tommy Gunn
Camper's Lover (segment: "Cum Camp Out")
Eric Apache
Cousin #2 (segment: "Circle Jerk")
Rick Masters
Zeke (segment: "Circle Jerk") / Husband (segment: "Pasta Passion")
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