'A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting'
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She-Male Encounters 5: Orgy at the Poysinberry Bar (1982)
"The Outrageous Nurse is Juicy Jennifer Thomas, whose sexy surprise for customers Gypsy Rose and her stud boyfriend leave them - and your - gasping with delight! For the first time in history, unblushing cameras invade New York City's wicked, infamous dens of she-male sex and perversion, to film the big Apple's wildest orgy scenes guaranteed to pop your cord! It begins with Orgy at the PoysingBerry Bar, with Jennifer Thomas and Annie Sprinkle doing all that the title implies and more!"
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"The Outrageous Nurse is Juicy Jennifer Thomas, whose sexy surprise for customers Gypsy Rose and her stud boyfriend leave them - and your - gasping with delight! For the first time in history, unblushing cameras invade New York City's wicked, infamous dens of she-male sex and perversion, to film the big Apple's wildest orgy scenes guaranteed to pop your cord! It begins with Orgy at the PoysingBerry Bar, with Jennifer Thomas and Annie Sprinkle doing all that the title implies and more!"
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In Theaters:1/2/1982
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Vidco Entertainment, Avanta Productions
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