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Samantha's Sexy Summer (2006)
Samantha and her group of friends have been separated while looking for the ancient Bigby Ruins in the remote outback desert. Samantha and her gorgeous friend Racine believe that they are in the right spot while Alice, Dena, and Marty argue that they are correct. At first the day turns into a waiting game, but as the heat from the hot sun causes the girls to take off their clothes, the tedious day soon turns into an erotic day of summer games that neither group can resist.
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Samantha and her group of friends have been separated while looking for the ancient Bigby Ruins in the remote outback desert. Samantha and her gorgeous friend Racine believe that they are in the right spot while Alice, Dena, and Marty argue that they are correct. At first the day turns into a waiting game, but as the heat from the hot sun causes the girls to take off their clothes, the tedious day soon turns into an erotic day of summer games that neither group can resist.
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Written By:Francis Locke
In Theaters:6/16/2006
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Studio:Torchlight Pictures
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