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Rebellious Reform School Girls 2 (2016)

They're so bad, they've been sent to bad girls' school! Just you try and contain her wild spirit! These girls have definitely learned how to get their ways! Try to shelter one of these girls, and she is going to act out twice as hard! They embrace their sexual awakening, their promiscuity; and now it's time for them to unleash their dirty urges on all the men they can find!!
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They're so bad, they've been sent to bad girls' school! Just you try and contain her wild spirit! These girls have definitely learned how to get their ways! Try to shelter one of these girls, and she is going to act out twice as hard! They embrace their sexual awakening, their promiscuity; and now it's time for them to unleash their dirty urges on all the men they can find!!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Chim-Chim, Dirk Huge
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In Theaters:3/10/2016
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Immoral Productions

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