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Road Queen 3 (2006)

She's looking for a few good women! She's hitting the open road, the wind in her hair and looking for some pussy. The continuing saga of an itinerant club dancer and her friends on a trip to lesbian sexual perversions, seductions, and liaisons. Includes a huge female ejaculation. ROAD QUEEN serves up hot lesbian sex laced with Americana.
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She's looking for a few good women! She's hitting the open road, the wind in her hair and looking for some pussy. The continuing saga of an itinerant club dancer and her friends on a trip to lesbian sexual perversions, seductions, and liaisons. Includes a huge female ejaculation. ROAD QUEEN serves up hot lesbian sex laced with Americana.

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:10/6/2006
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Girlfriends Films

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