'Don't Breathe 2,' the Horror Sequel That Offers a Rapist an Undeserving Redemption Arc
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Rocco's True Stories 2 (2019)
"'True Stories' is a very fun and ironic way to bring the spectator a little more close to the scene. The main girl or the main acuter tells the story, which is basically not really a sotry but is a fantasy. I have to say it is quite fun to shoot this line even though it is not always easy for the language problem - not everybody speaks English very well (including myself). Definitely the first scene, with Angelika Grays, I loved very much. But my preferred girl through the whole movie is Olivia Sin, the small Russina girl - very, very sexy. I wish I could have shot more scenes with her; she is really special. Also, I love the scene with Tiffany Tatum, about the nasty secretary fantasy. This is definitely a fantasy for many people." -Rocco Siffredi
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"'True Stories' is a very fun and ironic way to bring the spectator a little more close to the scene. The main girl or the main acuter tells the story, which is basically not really a sotry but is a fantasy. I have to say it is quite fun to shoot this line even though it is not always easy for the language problem - not everybody speaks English very well (including myself). Definitely the first scene, with Angelika Grays, I loved very much. But my preferred girl through the whole movie is Olivia Sin, the small Russina girl - very, very sexy. I wish I could have shot more scenes with her; she is really special. Also, I love the scene with Tiffany Tatum, about the nasty secretary fantasy. This is definitely a fantasy for many people." -Rocco Siffredi
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In Theaters:9/4/2019
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Runtime:172 minutes
Studio:Evil Angel
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